PDG ch. 1, 4, 6, 7, 8,

What is paramount for mission accomplishment in the USAF?

Maintaining good order and discipline

How should airmen treat others per core values?

Dignity, fairness, and respect

Professional status in military entails?

Attitudes and Commitments

What is USAF powered by?

Airmen

Most important resource USAF?

People who serve as USAF professionals

Diversity enhance USAF

Maximizing individual strengths

Reflecting USAF Core values in ones personal life?

A challenge that must be faced everyday

Who Said "before you can lead others, you have to lead yourself"?

Gen Charles Brown

Foundation trust and respect built on?

Integrity

What's integrity?

Following principles and acting with honor

Virtue that is the hallmark of integrity?

Honesty

Virtues of Integrity First

Honesty, Courage, Accountability

Courage empowers us to?

Take necessary risks

Core of everything the AF stands for?

Respect

According to Gen Mark Welsh why everybody important to msn success

They bring unique skills and abilities

Virtues of excellence in all we do?

Mission, Discipline, Teamwork

Essential to triumph at entry level

teamwork

purpose of a code of ethics

Align personal values with ethical

should take precedence over personal values

ethical values

following law alone will not accomplish what for airmen

Larger standard to live up to

ethical standards that employees must adhere to?

must act impartially and not give preferential treatment to non-Federal entities

What should airmen rely on when making decisions and leading?

What is true and what is right

3 types of courage

Personal, physical, and moral

who presented the airmens creed to the USAF General T. Michael Moseley

General T. Michael Moseley

Final command authority over the U.S. Armed Forces

U.S. President

Chain of command for forces not assigned to the Combatant Commanders

Potus-> Sec of def-> Secretaries of military departments

America's Largest government agency

Department of Defense

Responsible for formulation of General Defense Policy?

SecDef

Responsible for providing written guidance for DOD national security objectives and Policies

secdef

Responsible for policy guidance regarding contingency plans to the Chairman of the Joint chiefs of staff

secdef

Assist secdef in long range view, formulates broad defense policy and advises the secdef on policies

Armed Forces Policy Council

- How many under Secretaries of defense are there?

6

assist secdef and holds responsability for direction of joint staff

Chairman of joint chiefs of staff

Who is the principal military advisor to POTUS, National Security Council and Secdef?

Chairman joint chiefs of staff

Who appoints vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff?

POTUS

How long is tour of duty for vice chairman of joint chiefs of staff?

2 years

What role does vice chairman assume in absence of chairman?

acting chairman joint chiefs staff

How many members in joint chiefs of staff

7

Three general function of US armed forces according to Key West Agreement?

Support and Defend Constitution, Ensure security of CONUS, Uphold national policies and interests.

Example of multinational command

North American Aerospace Defense Command.

How often is the Unified Command Plan (UCP) reviewed and updated?

Every 2 years

How Many combatant commands currently exist?

11

Type of Combatant command that operates in Clearly delineated areas of responsibility

Geographic Combatant Command

Headquarters location of United States Central Command

MacDill Air Force Base, FL

Command Primarily working with partner nations in europe as well as North Atlantic Treaty

USEC (US European Command)

Africa Command

USAC (US Africa Command)

Command responsible for Civil support and homeland security

USNC (US Northern Command)

Headquarters of US Indo-Pacific Command Located

Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii

Location of headquarters USSOUTHCOM?

Miami, FL

Headquarters USSTRATCOM Located

OFFUT AFB, Nebraska

USTRANSCOM Located

Scott AFB, Illinois

Three major entities of the Department of the Air Force

Secretariat, Air Staff, and Space Staff

How many distinctive capabilities does the USAF Employ?

6

Head of the department of the Air Force

Secretary of the Air Force

Who appoints the Chief of Staff of the Air Force?

POTUS

Function of Air Staff?

assist the secretary of the Air Force in carrying out his responsibilities

FOA Stand for?

Field Operating Agencies

Role of the 320th Air Expeditionary Wing when the JFHQ-NCR transitions to the Joint Task Force-NCR?

becomes USAF Service Component of JTF-NCR

Purpose of a MAJCOM in the USAF?

Represent Major USAF subdivision with a specific portion of the USAF mission

Lead MAJCOM...

supports the entire USAF

Component MAJCOM...

is the USAF Component to a unified combatant command (UCC)

When was ACC activated as a MAJCOM?

1 June 1992

Where is HQ of ACC located?

Langley

Which command provides conventional and information warfare forces to all unified commands

ACC

When was Air Mobility Command (AMC) established?

1 Jun 1992

Where is the HQ of Air Mobility Command?

Scott AFB

Primary mission of Air Mobility Command (AMC)?

Provide global air mobility

How many wings in Air Mobility Command?

17

Where is PACAF HQ?

JB Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii

How many languages are spoken in PACAF's responsibility

More then 1000

How many military / civilian personnel serve in PACAF?

Approx. 46,000

Where is USAFE-AFAFRICA located?

Ramstein Air Base, Germany

Two combatant commands provided by USAFE-AFAFRICA?

USEC and USAC

How many states does USAFE-AFAFRICA's theater span?

104

Total Force members in USAFE-AFAFRICA?

35,000

How many geographically separated areas does USAFE-AFAFRICA have?

114

How many A/C does USAFE-AFAFRICA have?

Approx 217

When was the AETC established?

1 July 1993

Where is AETC HQ?

Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas

How many major installations does AETC operate?

12

When was Air Force Material Command activated as a MAJCOM?

1 July 1992

Where is Air Force Material Command (AFMC) HQ?

Wright-Patterson AFB, OHIO

AFMC (AF Material Command) Mission?

to develop and transition technology for the warfighter

How many unique centers does AFMC have?

None

When was AFSOC activated as a MAJCOM?

22 May 1990

Where is AFSOC HQ?

Hurlburt Field, Florida

AFSOC's Mission

Provide our Nations specialized airpower, capable across the spectrum of conflict.

AFSOC's core msn

a lot of stuff

AFSOC Priorities?

Ensure Global Spec op readiness

Which units are combine to form AFSOCs special tactics squadrons?

Combat Controllers, special operations weathermen, pj, and tacp

What is AFGSC (Air Force Global Strike Command) Responsible for?

Providing Strategic deterrence, global strike, and combat support.

Where is AFRC (AF Reserve command headquartered)?

Robins AFB, Georgia

What percentage of total force does AFRC provide?

20%

Purpose of a Numbered AF?

to provide intermediate level operational leadership and supervision

How many USAF Component Numbered/Named Air Forces (C-NAFs) are there?

10

Primary role of a C-NAF?

to perform an operational and warfighting mission

Minimum adjusted population requirement for a wing?

1000

What is primary characteristic of an operational wing?

It maintains and operates a base

Which type of wing performs a support function rather than an operational mission?

Air Base Wing

Main characteristic of a specialized mission wing?

performs a specialized mission