Goodfellow Air Force Base

Goodfellow Air Force Base

Reinforcing the Backbone: 17th MSG Change of Command

Reinforcing the Backbone: 17th MSG Change of Command

Airman 1st Class Brian Lummus
315th TRS Puts Readiness to the Test

315th TRS Puts Readiness to the Test

Airman 1st Class James Salellas
Cobra Medics: 17th Medical Group Change of Command

Cobra Medics: 17th Medical Group Change of Command

Airman 1st Class Brian Lummus
Raider Partnerships Demonstrate Community Commitment

Raider Partnerships Demonstrate Community Commitment

Technical Sgt. Matt Davis
Rooftops and Rockers: 2025 Master Sgt. Release Party

Rooftops and Rockers: 2025 Master Sgt. Release Party

Airman 1st Class Brian Lummus

A male service member is walking down a red-carpet to celebrate his promotion to Master Sergeant. — Raider Report Ep. 108 | MSgt Release and MDG Change of Command

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A female and male Air Force officer dressed in blue service uniform are saluting one another at a change of command ceremony. — Raider Report 107| Four Changes of Command Across the 17TRW

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In this week’s look Around the Air Force, the Air Force Aid Society announces nine new aid categories to better support Airmen, Guardians and their families, the Department of Defense is expanding Child Care initiatives to provide more options to military families, and Eielson Air Force base reaches a groundbreaking milestone for U.S. energy security, moving forward with a plan to deploy a commercial microreactor. — Around the Air Force: AFAS Expands Support, DOD Child Care Initiative, Microreactor Pilot Project

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Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force David A. Flosi emphasizes the importance of standards as the basis for readiness and lethality across the Air and Space force. He states that in order for a rule or guideline to be considered a “standard,” it needs to be enforceable, easy to understand and clearly communicated. (U.S. Air Force video by Damien Thomas) — Defining Standards: CMSAF David A. Flosi

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Everyone feels stress. Sometimes, though, even everyday challenges may seem overwhelming. But you are not alone. As an Air and Space Professional, you are surrounded by people who care, and there is always someone who wants to listen. For those of you who are feeling under stress, reach out to your first line supervisor, your chaplain, your spouse, your fellow Wingman. And, if you recognize signs of distress in your friend, a family member or a colleague, make sure to connect to protect. Show how you care. — How Do You Care?

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In this edition of BLUE, we're taking a look at Agile Combat Employment (ACE), and how it's impacting the way you'll train and operate when you deploy.

Adversaries around the globe have increasing capabilities to hold main operating bases overseas at risk. Small, unmanned aircraft systems, as well as cruise, ballistic, and hypersonic missiles are just some of the rapid technological advancements creating this new environment.

That calls for a new way of doing business, one that recognizes this change, and allows Airmen to operate in a way that gives them flexibility.

Using ACE concepts, combat assets move from location to location, exploiting opportunities to attack while keeping key assets out of harm's way as much as possible.

Hear from the people who are making ACE happen across the Air Force, see how ACE works, and learn why it's important that you operate this way. — See More

“If you work in finance or you work in contracting, or logistics readiness, if you’re working around vehicles, how does your small piece of the puzzle fit into how we execute lethality on the other end.” – SMSgt Jarvis Wilson, Senior Enlisted Leader of the Air Force Warrant Officer Training School.

Lethality will always be a priority for every fighting force. At Air University and across the force we’re training a mindset and educating the individual on where they fit into the employment of lethal force. (U.S. Air Force video by Robert Dantzler) — Lethality: Tying the Threads

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