Illustration showing the components of the LGM-30G Minuteman III ICBM. — AIR FORCE ART

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Air Force symbol, silver metallic

Air Force symbol, silver metallic. The Air Force Symbol is a registered trademark (No. 2,767,190) of the USAF. Permission to use it for commercial use and advertising (free or paid) is required. The use of this trademark for commercial purposes, including reproduction on merchandise, is expressly prohibited unless the producer has a fully executed license agreement with the Air Force. Use is governed by the terms of the agreement. Click here to download the licensing application. For more information contact the Air Force Trademark Licensing office at 210.395.1787 or email afpaa.hq.tl@us.af.mil. For restrictions on use of Air Force Symbol visit here.

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Air Force symbol, white on black background

Air Force symbol, white on black background. The Air Force Symbol is a registered trademark (No. 2,767,190) of the USAF. Permission to use it for commercial use and advertising (free or paid) is required. The use of this trademark for commercial purposes, including reproduction on merchandise, is expressly prohibited unless the producer has a fully executed license agreement with the Air Force. Use is governed by the terms of the agreement. Click here to download the licensing application. For more information contact the Air Force Trademark Licensing office at 210.395.1787 or email afpaa.hq.tl@us.af.mil. For restrictions on use of Air Force Symbol visit here.

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Air Force symbol, white on black background

Air Force symbol, white on black background. The Air Force Symbol is a registered trademark (No. 2,767,190) of the USAF. Permission to use it for commercial use and advertising (free or paid) is required. The use of this trademark for commercial purposes, including reproduction on merchandise, is expressly prohibited unless the producer has a fully executed license agreement with the Air Force. Use is governed by the terms of the agreement. Click here to download the licensing application. For more information contact the Air Force Trademark Licensing office at 210.395.1787 or email afpaa.hq.tl@us.af.mil. For restrictions on use of Air Force Symbol visit here.

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Air Force symbol, white with blue background

Air Force symbol, white with blue background. The Air Force Symbol is a registered trademark (No. 2,767,190) of the USAF. Permission to use it for commercial use and advertising (free or paid) is required. The use of this trademark for commercial purposes, including reproduction on merchandise, is expressly prohibited unless the producer has a fully executed license agreement with the Air Force. Use is governed by the terms of the agreement. Click here to download the licensing application. For more information contact the Air Force Trademark Licensing office at 210.395.1787 or email afpaa.hq.tl@us.af.mil. For restrictions on use of Air Force Symbol visit here.

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Air Force symbol, white with blue background

Air Force symbol, white with blue background. The Air Force Symbol is a registered trademark (No. 2,767,190) of the USAF. Permission to use it for commercial use and advertising (free or paid) is required. The use of this trademark for commercial purposes, including reproduction on merchandise, is expressly prohibited unless the producer has a fully executed license agreement with the Air Force. Use is governed by the terms of the agreement. Click here to download the licensing application. For more information contact the Air Force Trademark Licensing office at 210.395.1787 or email afpaa.hq.tl@us.af.mil. For restrictions on use of Air Force Symbol visit here.

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Air Force symbol, white with blue outline

Air Force symbol, white with blue outline. The Air Force Symbol is a registered trademark (No. 2,767,190) of the USAF. Permission to use it for commercial use and advertising (free or paid) is required. The use of this trademark for commercial purposes, including reproduction on merchandise, is expressly prohibited unless the producer has a fully executed license agreement with the Air Force. Use is governed by the terms of the agreement. Click here to download the licensing application. For more information contact the Air Force Trademark Licensing office at 210.395.1787 or email afpaa.hq.tl@us.af.mil. For restrictions on use of Air Force Symbol visit here.

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Air Force symbol, white with blue outline

Air Force symbol, white with blue outline. The Air Force Symbol is a registered trademark (No. 2,767,190) of the USAF. Permission to use it for commercial use and advertising (free or paid) is required. The use of this trademark for commercial purposes, including reproduction on merchandise, is expressly prohibited unless the producer has a fully executed license agreement with the Air Force. Use is governed by the terms of the agreement. Click here to download the licensing application. For more information contact the Air Force Trademark Licensing office at 210.395.1787 or email afpaa.hq.tl@us.af.mil. For restrictions on use of Air Force Symbol visit here.

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Air Force Tech Report: Seeing the Future in 20/20

Sharp eyesight is key to an Airman’s readiness to fly, fight and win. Using state of the art medical technology, the War Fighter Eye Center at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, ensures readiness, enhancing healthy vision and offering cutting edge techniques for better eyesight. Hosted by Senior Airman Timmethy James.

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AIR FORCE TESTING SYNTHETIC FUEL

On Sept. 19, 2006, an Air Force aircraft flew using synthetic fuel for the first time. A B-52 Stratofortress took off from Edwards AFB, Calif. , which two of the bomber's eight engines used synthetic fuel. On Dec. 15, 2006, B-52 Stratofortress flew all eight engines using synthetic fuel.

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AIR FORCE TESTING SYNTHETIC FUEL

On Sept. 19, 2006, an Air Force aircraft flew using synthetic fuel for the first time. A B-52 Stratofortress took off from Edwards AFB, Calif. , which two of the bomber's eight engines used synthetic fuel. On Dec. 15, 2006, B-52 Stratofortress flew all eight engines using synthetic fuel.

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Air Force tests child care subletting app at 8 installations

The Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center is testing a mobile app designed to centralize and streamline the subletting of short-term slots at military child development centers this summer. The app, called Kinderspot, earned first place at the 2020 AFIMSC Innovation Rodeo. To design a tool that would benefit military families, AFIMSC partnered with Oddball, a digital services team specializing in transforming government software, and worked closely with the Air Force Services Center to shape the app and processes to align with other child and youth program priorities and efforts. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Holly E. Ardern)

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Air Force tests child care subletting app at 8 installations

The Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center is testing a mobile app designed to centralize and streamline the subletting of short-term slots at military child development centers this summer. The app, called Kinderspot, earned first place at the 2020 AFIMSC Innovation Rodeo. To design a tool that would benefit military families, AFIMSC partnered with Oddball, a digital services team specializing in transforming government software, and worked closely with the Air Force Services Center to shape the app and processes to align with other child and youth program priorities and efforts. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Holly E. Ardern)

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Air Force tests child care subletting app at 8 installations

The Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center is testing a mobile app designed to centralize and streamline the subletting of short-term slots at military child development centers this summer. The app, called Kinderspot, earned first place at the 2020 AFIMSC Innovation Rodeo. To design a tool that would benefit military families, AFIMSC partnered with Oddball, a digital services team specializing in transforming government software, and worked closely with the Air Force Services Center to shape the app and processes to align with other child and youth program priorities and efforts. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Holly E. Ardern)

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Air Force to allow longer braids, ponytails, bangs for women

Upon publication of the new standards in Air Force Instruction 36-2903 in February, female Airmen will be able to wear their hair in up to two braids or a single ponytail with bulk not exceeding the width of the head and length not extending below a horizontal line running between the top of each sleeve inseam at the under arm through the shoulder blades. In addition, women’s bangs may now touch their eyebrows, but not cover their eyes. (Courtesy graphic)

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Air Force to institute new method to protect PII

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Air Force Training Ribbon

Air Force Training Ribbon, Air Force Awards and Decorations (enhance color), U.S. Air Force graphic, AFNEWS/PAND. The JPG image is a stylized version whereas the EPS version is a two-dimensional line art illustration.

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Air Force Training Ribbon

Air Force Training Ribbon, Air Force Awards and Decorations (enhance color), U.S. Air Force graphic, AFNEWS/PAND. The JPG image is a stylized version whereas the EPS version is a two-dimensional line art illustration.

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Air Force transitions to a single combat uniform

Air Force transitions to a single combat uniform

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Air Force transitions to A-Staff structure for air expeditionary wings

A-Staff is a standardized organizational structure, representing the following Air Force functions: A1 Manpower, Personnel, and Services; A2, Intelligence; A3, Operations; A4, Logistics and Engineering; A5, Plans and Integration; and A6, Communications. (U.S. Air Force graphic)

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Air Force Update

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