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Air Force Fall Prevention Focus

One Airman or Space Professional lost to a fall mishap is one too many. Since 2015 there have been 15 fatalities and permanent disabilities caused by on and off-duty falls in the Air Force. That’s one of the many reasons we are passionate about fall prevention. Take some time to focus on fall prevention July 20-24 using this year’s Air Force theme, “Calling All Fall Prevention Warriors!”(U.S. Air Force illustration by Susan Merhege)
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American Can Vote

Poster for American Can Vote. Wherever They Are.
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API Innovation Challenge

In partnership with AFWERX, Air Force Operational Energy has launched an Airmen Powered by Innovation Challenge to solicit ideas on how to optimize aviation fuel for the Air Force, enabling greater combat capability, range, and more efficient operations. The challenge is open to Airmen of all ranks and occupations and is accepting submissions on a rolling basis.
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DSE Catalog Live Webcast

Tune into the Developmental Special Experiences live webcast to learn more about the catalog and how to navigate opportunities.
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Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey graphic

The Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey will be available for Air Force civilian employees starting July 15. (Courtesy graphic)
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Staying Safe in the Water

A graphic created to inform about safety in natural water settings. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Jessie Perkins)
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Leadership creates safe space for honest conversation

Over the last days, weeks, months and years, its undeniable that racial tensions have heightened, in part fueled by national events and media coverage. To bring everyone together and create a moment for members to express their thoughts, HQ ARPC Command Chief, Chief Master Sgt. Billie Baber, and HQ ARPC First Sergeant, Senior Master Sgt. Tony Peel, hosted two safe space conversations.
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Summer Health Hazards

Being aware of summer hazards can make avoiding them easier and adds to summer fun, whether working or playing outside.
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Aim High Slick Sheet v6.jpg

Graphic for Air Force Recruiting Service's Aim High mobile application
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Summer Safety

If you are going swimming, and are not a skilled swimmer, have the proper gear and always bring a buddy. It is best to not drink alcohol while swimming, as it impairs your cognitive and reactive skills. Also, it doesn’t hurt to know basic Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) procedures. You could help save a life by knowing what to do and by keeping an eye out for everyone around you. You may see something that others don’t. (Courtesy Photo)
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Summer Safety

If you are driving to your vacation destination, it is essential that your vehicle is up to date. Make sure the tires are in good condition, the air conditioning works and that you have plenty of gas. If driving a long way, be sure to get adequate rest before leaving and it’s beneficial to have someone in the front seat that can stay awake with you. If you get tired, turn the music to something fast and loud, pull over in a public area and take a necessary break and walk around. (Courtesy Photo)
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Spread the Word Briefings Now Online

Spread the Word Briefings Now Online graphic.
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AFIs guide Airmen to dos, don’ts of political activities

With the 2020 Presidential election approaching, it’s important Airmen understand political guidelines, restrictions and how they can participate. Airmen are not excluded from the political process and have multiple avenues for participation in political activities. (Air Force graphic by James Luman)
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Voting Poster

Voting poster encouraging service members and civilians to vote in local, regional, state and federal elections in 2014.
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Dialogue on Race

Dialogue on Race: Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Kaleth O. Wright will discuss race Wednesday, June 3, beginning at 5 p.m. EST. (U.S. Air Force graphic)
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Team Hanscom celebrates the Class of 2020

Team Hanscom celebrates the Class of 2020
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Air Force removes initial height requirement for officer aviators

As part of the Air Force’s on-going effort to encourage a more diverse pool of applicants to pursue careers in aviation, the minimum height requirement for officer applicants who wish to fly has been removed as of May 13, 2020. While still preserving safety of flight, the policy adjustment prevents initial applicants who are below 64 inches or above 77 inches in height from requiring an accessions waiver. (U.S. Air Force graphic / Dan Hawkins)
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AU eSchool, ASU partnership

Air University partnered with Arizona State University, one of America’s leading public research universities with advanced learning and support systems, to transform the distance learning experience for Air Force officers and civilians worldwide. This is the first time a U.S. military service utilized a civilian university partner to enable the delivery of officer PME.
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AFRC Memorial Day Graphic

Graphic honors Air Reserve members for Memorial Day
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AFR Major Promotion Results

AFR Major Promotion Results
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