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2024 Department of the Air Force Design Awards

The Force Support Squadron Annex at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, recently won the Honor Award in the 2024 Department of the Air Force Design Awards Facilities New Construction Category. The annual Design Awards Program, managed by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, recognizes projects for excellence in design, sustainability and energy efficiency. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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2024 Department of the Air Force Design Awards

KC-135 Maintenance Hangar and Shops at McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base, Tennessee, recently won the Honor Award in the 2024 Department of the Air Force Design Awards Facilities New Construction Category. The annual Design Awards Program, managed by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, recognizes projects for excellence in design, sustainability and energy efficiency. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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2024 Department of the Air Force Design Awards

New KC-46A Hangar at Travis Air Force Base, California, recently won the Merit Award in the 2024 Department of the Air Force Design Awards Facilities New Construction Category. The annual Design Awards Program, managed by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, recognizes projects for excellence in design, sustainability and energy efficiency. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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2024 Department of the Air Force Design Awards

Special Tactics Squadron Operations Facility at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, recently won the Citation Award in the 2024 Department of the Air Force Design Awards Facilities New Construction Category. The annual Design Awards Program, managed by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, recognizes projects for excellence in design, sustainability and energy efficiency. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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2024 Department of the Air Force Design Awards

Multiple Medical Facilities Modernization at Edwards Air Force Base, California, recently won the Merit Award in the 2024 Department of the Air Force Design Awards Facilities Renovations and Additions Category. The annual Design Awards Program, managed by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, recognizes projects for excellence in design, sustainability and energy efficiency. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Arnold AFB J-6 team completes 150th run in test facility

Members of the J-6 Rocket Motor Test Cell team at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., gather for a photo Oct. 8, 2024, around a month before the 150th test run was completed in the J-6 facility. J-6 is a large altitude test capability for medium to large rocket propulsion systems. Since its construction at Arnold AFB, headquarters of Arnold Engineering Development Complex, J-6 has fulfilled a national need by providing ground test simulations for large solid-propellant rocket motors over a wide range of simulated pressure altitudes and temperature conditions to replicate real-world scenarios. (U.S. Air Force photo by Keith Thornburgh)
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TPS CLASS 24-A GRADUATION

Celebrating the completion of class 24-Alpha from the Test Pilot School at Edwards AFB. This is a combined class of Space Force and Air Force personel. Maj. Gen. Cain and Brig. Gen. Wickert presided over the ceremony, handing out each idividual graduates certificate.
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AFWERX Refinery accelerates Air Force innovation with new cohort

WARNER ROBINS, Ga. – U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Parker McLaughlin, 1st Special Operations Contracting Squadron contract officer representative, briefs the Refinery Cohort 15 class about his project, HydroSol, Oct. 22, 2024, in Warner Robins, Georgia. The Refinery, an initiative of the AFWERX Spark Division, targets grassroots innovation efforts within the Department of the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Josephine Pepin-Rust)
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AFWERX Refinery accelerates Air Force innovation with new cohort

WARNER ROBINS, Ga. – Benita Hickey, AFWERX Refinery acquisitions program manager, discusses presentation pointers with an RQ-4 pilot from the 348th Reconnaissance Squadron for his Unmanned Flight Interface project, Oct. 23, 2024, in Warner Robins, Georgia. The AFWERX Refinery, an "Innovation Accelerator,” provides Airman and Guardian innovators with entrepreneurial knowledge, connections to relevant stakeholders and resources within the Department of Defense ecosystem.
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AFWERX Refinery accelerates Air Force innovation with new cohort

WARNER ROBINS, Ga. – Erik Kast, AFWERX Refinery program manager, listens as Britney Reeds, Emerald Spark Cell coordinator at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, pitches a Single-Point Nozzle Fuel Adapter for a U.S. Air Force Petroleum, Oils and Lubricants project Oct. 23, 2024, in Warner Robins, Georgia. The Refinery’s training curriculum focuses on growing the skills project creators need to effectively pitch and market their idea to stakeholders.
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AFWERX Refinery accelerates Air Force innovation with new cohort

WARNER ROBINS, Ga. – Prototypes for the Aircrew CRU-60P Seatbelt Mount project rest on a table next to a flight helmet during a meeting with a Systems Program Office Nov. 14, 2024, at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. Connections with relevant stakeholders, such as SPOs, are an integral part of the AFWERX Refinery program's training and process for advancing innovation projects into actionable solutions.
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AFMC Integrated Development Office Stand-up ceremony

Gen. Duke Z. Richardson, left, Air Force Materiel Command commander, and Amanda Gentry, AFMC Integrated Development Office director, stand next to the newly unveiled IDO emblem during the AFMC IDO Stand-up ceremony at the National Museum of the Air Force December 17, 2024. The IDO serves as the acquisition partner to the Integrated Capabilities Command (Provisional), and both entities are charged with accelerating capability development via the Air Force’s Great Power Competition re-optimization efforts. (U.S. Air Force photos by Brian Dietrick)
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Air Force Materiel Command Integrated Development Office Stand-up ceremony

Amanda Gentry, director, Integrated Development Office, Air Force Materiel Command, discusses the priorities and vision of the new office during the AFMC IDO Stand-up ceremony at the National Museum of the Air Force December 17, 2024. The IDO serves as the acquisition partner to the Integrated Capabilities Command (Provisional), and both entities are charged with accelerating capability development via the Air Force’s Great Power Competition re-optimization efforts. (U.S. Air Force photos by Brian Dietrick)
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Air Force Materiel Command Integrated Development Office Stand-up ceremony

Gen. Duke Z. Richardson, left, Air Force Materiel Command commander, and Amanda Gentry, AFMC Integrated Development Office director, unveil the IDO emblem during the AFMC IDO Stand-up ceremony at the National Museum of the Air Force December 17, 2024. The IDO serves as the acquisition partner to the Integrated Capabilities Command (Provisional), and both entities are charged with accelerating capability development via the Air Force’s Great Power Competition re-optimization efforts. (U.S. Air Force photos by Brian Dietrick)
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Air Force Materiel Command Integrated Development Office Stand-up ceremony

Gen. Duke Z. Richardson, commander, Air Force Materiel Command, speaks about the importance of integration and collaboration at the Air Force Materiel Command Integrated Development Office Stand-up ceremony at the National Museum of the Air Force December 17, 2024. The ceremony included the official appointment of Amanda Gentry as the inaugural director of the IDO. The IDO serves as the acquisition partner to the Integrated Capabilities Command (Provisional), and both entities are charged with accelerating capability development via the Air Force’s Great Power Competition re-optimization efforts. (U.S. Air Force photos by Brian Dietrick)
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Air Force Materiel Command Integrated Development Office Stand-up ceremony

Gen. Duke Z. Richardson, commander, Air Force Materiel Command speaks about the importance of integration and collaboration at the Air Force Materiel Command Integrated Development Office Stand-up ceremony at the National Museum of the Air Force December 17, 2024. The ceremony included the official appointment of Amanda Gentry as the inaugural director of the IDO. The IDO serves as the acquisition partner to the Integrated Capabilities Command (Provisional), and both entities are charged with accelerating capability development via the Air Force’s Great Power Competition re-optimization efforts. (U.S. Air Force photos by Brian Dietrick)
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Air Force Materiel Command Integrated Development Office Stand-up ceremony

Andrew Hunter, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics, speaks about the importance of integration and collaboration at the Air Force Materiel Command Integrated Development Office Stand-up ceremony at the National Museum of the Air Force December 17, 2024. The ceremony included the official appointment of Amanda Gentry as the inaugural director of the IDO. The IDO serves as the acquisition partner to the Integrated Capabilities Command (Provisional), and both entities are charged with accelerating capability development via the Air Force’s Great Power Competition re-optimization efforts. (U.S. Air Force photos by Brian Dietrick)
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Air Force Materiel Command Integrated Development Office Stand-up ceremony

Andrew Hunter, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics, speaks about the importance of integration and collaboration at the Air Force Materiel Command Integrated Development Office Stand-up ceremony at the National Museum of the Air Force December 17, 2024. The ceremony included the official appointment of Amanda Gentry as the inaugural director of the IDO. The IDO serves as the acquisition partner to the Integrated Capabilities Command (Provisional), and both entities are charged with accelerating capability development via the Air Force’s Great Power Competition re-optimization efforts. (U.S. Air Force photos by Brian Dietrick)
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C-5 WR-ALC Maintenance

A maintainer works on a C-5M Super Galaxy aircraft at the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, Oct. 21, 2024. Improved depot maintenance processes have been one of the most effective improvements of the C-5 Drive to 55 campaign to increase aircraft availability rates. (U.S. Air Force photo by Joseph Mather)
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C-5 WR-ALC Maintenance

Maintainers work on a C-5M Super Galaxy aircraft at the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, Oct. 21, 2024. The C-5 Drive to 55 campaign has successfully reduced depot maintenance flow days from 900 to 391. (U.S. Air Force photo by Joseph Mather)
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Cloud One expands in midst of Great Power Competition

The U.S. Department of Defense is incorporating technological innovations into an integrated, digital, model-based approach to ensure continued U.S. technological superiority. Managed by the U.S. Air Force, Digital Platform as a Service allows customers to turn design into reality. For more DPaaS information, please visit: Air Force Cloud One (af.mil) (U.S. Air Force graphic)
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Cloud One expands in midst of Great Power Competition

Cloud One is the preeminent enterprise cloud available to the U.S. Department of Defense and managed by the U.S. Air Force. A multi-cloud, multi-vendor system, Cloud One offers DOD mission application owners commercial cloud services, delivering speed, scale and security with cutting-edge technologies, approaches and cloud computing solutions. (U.S. Air Force graphic)
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Reoptimizing for GPC

The Air Force is organizing its major commands (MAJCOM) into Institutional Commands, responsible for organizing, training, and equipping Airmen, and Service Component Commands (SCC), responsible for preparing Airmen for warfighting in a combatant command’s (CCMDs) area of responsibility.
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Hispanic Heritage Month Mentoring Panel

The Air Force Materiel Command will host a virtual mentoring panel in conjunction with Hispanic Heritage Month, Sept. 23 at noon ET on Microsoft Teams.
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J-33/I-40 Turbo Supercharger Jet Engine

Photo of an Allison J33 on display in the Modern Flight Gallery at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in Dayton, Ohio.
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J-33/I-40 Turbo Supercharger Jet Engine

Photo of Allison J-33 jet engines undergoing maintenance on the Oklahoma City Air Materiel Complex production floor at Tinker Air Force Base, Okla.
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SMART

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A thumbnail graphic for AFLCMC's "Leadership Log" Mini Edition podcast.

A thumbnail graphic for AFLCMC's "Leadership Log" Mini Edition podcast. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Joe Danielewicz)
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Civilian Development Results

Air Force Materiel Command civilians continue to dominate Department of the Air Force Civilian Development, securing 699 Academic Year 2025 slots in programs across the developmental spectrum.
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LaunchPad software transforms digital workforce

A new cloud-based software tool environment is driving transformative change across the Digital Materiel Management workspace at the Air Force Materiel Command.
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LaunchPad software transforms digital workforce

A new cloud-based software tool environment is driving transformative change across the Digital Materiel Management workspace at the Air Force Materiel Command.
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About C3BM

About C3BM
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Around the Air Force: Risk and Readiness, Bamboo Eagle, and Wargame Indo-Pacific

In this week’s look around the Air Force, Chief of Staff General David Allvin’s Integrating Risk and Readiness campaign focuses on risk management, the Exercise Bamboo Eagle showcases commitment to reoptimizing for great power competition, and a new table-top game teaches Airmen the basics of warfare. (U.S. Air Force graphic)
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AcqDemo Town Halls

The Air Force Materiel Command, in conjunction with the Department of the Air Force Acquisition Program Management Office, will host a series of Civilian Acquisition Workforce Personnel Demonstration Project (AcqDemo) Town Hall briefings beginning Aug. 20.
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STEM

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AFMC Accelerator open through Sept. 13

The Air Force Materiel Command is seeking innovative, visionary ideas from Airmen, Guardians and civilians to shape change and propel the mission into the future through the AFMC Accelerator innovation campaign.
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Construction begins as Tinker AFB prepares for EV fleet transition

A graphic of a map showing bases participating in the Fleet Electrification Pilot Program.
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S + S Week

Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s annual Safe + Sound Week campaign. Speak Up for Safety!
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The east entrance of the Air Force Materiel Command headquarters building will receive a modern upgrade, featuring an accessible entryway, as part of the ongoing building renovation process.

The east entrance of the Air Force Materiel Command headquarters building will receive a modern upgrade, featuring an accessible entryway, as part of the ongoing building renovation process. The design showcases the updated look and enhancements planned for this entrance. (Image designed by Jacobs)
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Air Force Integrating Risk & Readiness Campaign

The U.S. Air Force kicks off the Risk and Readiness Campaign on August 1, stemming from the need to drive understanding that to win in our future fight, we must better prepare all Airmen to make risk-informed decisions, and to subsequently drive improved decision making at all levels. Active duty units will have 60 days to complete stand-up day activities and the Air Reserve Component will have 120 days. (U.S. Air Force Illustration by Keith Wright)
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