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7 Standard Responses
Yes Ma'am/Sir.
No Ma'am/Sir.
No excuse Ma'am/Sir.
Ma'am/Sir, may I ask a question?
Ma'am/Sir, may I make a statement?
Ma'am/Sir I do not know.
Ma'am/Sir I do not understand.
President of the United States
The Honorable Donald J. Trump

Secretary of Defense
The Honorable Peter B. Hegseth

Secretary of the Air Force
The Honorable Troy E. Meink

Cadet Honor Code
We will not lie, steal, or cheat, nor tolerate among us anyone who does.
Core Values
Integrity first, service before self, and excellence in all we do.
The Airman's Creed first stanza
I AM AN AMERICAN AIRMAN. I AM A WARRIOR I HAVE ANSWERED MY NATION'S CALL.
Saluting
outdoors while in uniform and with 6 paces of who you are saluting
NEVER salute indoors or when wearing PTG’s
Who to salute: higher ranked cadets or officers
The American Flag when
national anthem or colors is being played
Bring raised/lowered (reveille)
Being carried past
Airmen’s Creed second stanza
I AM AN AMERICAN AIRMAN. MY MISSION IS TO FLY, FIGHT, AND WIN. I AM FAITHFUL TO A PROUD HERITAGE, A TRADITION OF HONOR, AND A LEGACY OF VALOR.
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
General John Daniel Caine
Chief of Staff of the Air Force
General Kenneth S. Wilsbach
Chief of Space Operations
Lieutenant General Douglas A. Schiess
Air Force Mission
TO FLY, FIGHT, AND WIN… AIRPOWER ANYTIME, ANYWHERE
Space Force Mission
SECURE OUR NATIONS INTEREST IN, FROM, AND TO SPACE
Holm Center Mission
WE BUILD LEADERS
AFROTC Mission
DEVELOP AIR AND SPACE FORCE LEADERS OF CHARACTER WHOM WE EXPECT TO FIGHT AND WIN OUR NATIONS WARS
AFROTC Field Training Mission
TRAIN AND EVALUATE CADETS IN AIR FORCE INSTITUTIONAL COMPETENCIES PREPARING THEM FOR THE PROFESSIONAL OFFICER COURSE
Greeting Order
GMC must greet POC by rank and gender order (highest rank first, females first in a group of males and females of equal rank).

2nd Lieutenant 0-1

1st Lieutenant 0-2

Captain 0-3

Major 0-4

Lieutenant Colonel 0-5

Colonel 0-6

Brigradier General 0-7

Major General 0-8

Lieutenant General 0-9

General 0-10

General of the Air Force 0-11
AETC COmmander
Lieutenant General Clark J. Quinn
Air University Commander
Lieutenant General Daniel H. Tulley
Holm Center Commander
Brigadier General Joseph L. Sheffield
Stanza 3 Airman’s Creed
I AM AN AMERICAN AIRMAN, GUARDIAN OF FREEDOM AND JUSTICE, MY NATION’S SWORD AND SHIELD, ITS SENTRY AND AVENGER. I DEFEND MY COUNTRY WITH MY LIFE.
Uniform Wear Specifics
Polo tucked into khaki pants without wrinkles. Brown/Black belt, appropriate, conservative footwear and socks. Conservative-colored watch must be worn on wrist. Cadets do not button top most button on polo. White undershirt allowe but should not be visible. Females thread belt right, and males left.
Conservative colored jackets, hats, and gloves are permitted. Jacket must be zipped at least ¾ up when worn.
GMC cannot wear Corfram shoes/pumps, wheel covers outside of Drill Team/Color Guard, and Princess cut blouses.
As outlined in DAFI36-2903, cadets will wear UOD on LLAB days for 1 full workday (0545-1630). Cadets may change out of UOD for science labs, while transitioning to and from and while at the gym, while at work, and when leaving campus.
For any questions on how to wear the uniform please refer to the revelant sections in DAFI 36-2903
No Insignia
Airman Basic (AB) E-1

Airman (AMN) E-2

Airman First Class (A1C) E-3

Senior Airman (SRA) E-4

Staff Sergeant (SSGT) E-4

Technical Sergeant (TSGT) E-5

Master Sergeant (MSGT) E-6

First Sergeant (1SGT) E-7

Senior Master Sgt (SMSGT) E-8

First Sergeant (1SGT) E-8

Chief Master Sergeant (CMSGT) E-9

First Sergeant (1SGT) E-9

Command Chief Master Sgt (CCM) E-9

Chief Master Sgt of the Air Force E-9