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Tribute to an American Hero: Maj. Gen. Al Flowers

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ShareBy Brig. Gen. Joseph S. Ward Jr. Commandant, Joint Forces Staff College I often heard him refer to himself as “Airman Ordinary.” He did not feel special. He did not feel privileged. He was simply proud to serve. “Airman Ordinary” is anything but ordinary. He just completed more than 46 years of active duty service–the [...]

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Air Force Week in Photos, Jan. 20, 2012

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Share This Air Force Week in Photos features Airmen doing what they do best: working and playing hard.   Which is your favorite?   Photo: U.S. Air Force Senior Airman John Caruthers, a member of the Combined Joint Task Force Horn of Africa rugby team, is tackled by members of French Forces Djibouti during a [...]

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Week in Photos, Jan. 13, 2012

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ShareShare by Airman 1st Class Westin Warburton Air Force Public Affairs Agency The first two weeks of the new year are behind us and you know what that means, picture time! Come check out all the great photos from the first Air Force week in photos of 2012. Like the awesome picture below of a [...]

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2011 Year in Photos

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Share By Airman 1st Class Krystal Tomlin Air Force Public Affairs Agency The U.S. Air Force has seen a lot in 2011: the last shuttle launch, the last troops in Iraq, and devastating natural disasters around the world. Through it all, our Airmen have continued to exemplify the Air Force core values of integrity first, service [...]

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New U.S. Air Force Recruiting page on Facebook

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Share Do you have questions about Air Force career fields or joining the U.S. Air Force? Well check out the new U.S. Air Force Recruiting Facebook page that focuses entirely on answering your questions about joining.

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