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For 75 years, the Airmen and civilian personnel who make up the Air Force’s Air Education and Training Command have helped to ensure the safety of our country by recruiting, training and educating the Airmen of tomorrow.

Trainees aren’t just learning to be Airmen, they’re also learning to be Wingmen, leaders and warriors.

It’s all about keeping others safe. Discover responsibility. Define altruism. Protect the base. Watch to learn more about the largest career field in the U.S. Air Force.

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Whether through technology or technique, prepare to see cars redefine their limits. Check out this video to get a look inside the U.S. Air Force’s impeccable X-1 Mustang Supercar, and then hear from Formula Drift’s top 4 drifters as they vie for a spot on the podium.

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Members from the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) discuss racial disparity in our Air Force.

We are LIVE with Airmen MSgt Christopher Woods and Guardian Sgt. Tevin Dean! If you’re curious about types of cyber careers in the Air Force and Space Force – and how important they are to world security – they will both be available throughout the hour-long session to answer your questions!

Members from the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) discuss racial disparity in our Air Force.

Everyone’s journey to becoming an Airman looks a little different. Follow five trainees as they go through the eight weeks of Basic Military Training and embark on their journey in the United States Air Force.

Members from the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) discuss racial disparity in our Air Force.

Members from the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) discuss racial disparity in our Air Force.

Members from the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) discuss racial disparity in our Air Force.

Members from the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) discuss racial disparity in our Air Force.

Members from the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) discuss racial disparity in our Air Force.

Members from the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) discuss racial disparity in our Air Force.

Do you have what it takes to make it through Special Warfare training? Meet the people who will determine that. The Operational Medicine Squadron (OMS) oversees the wellbeing of active duty, reserve, and civilian staff assigned to the unit. This team makes sure students are medically qualified and fully prepared for special warfare pipeline training. The Human Performance Squadron (HPS) delivers full-spectrum human-factors expertise using training and technology to support Special Warfare operators, staff, and candidates. Members of this team play a role in the holistic treatment of the candidates from injury prevention to rehabilitation. Technicians in the dietary, physical therapy, and mental health career fields help execute the group’s mission of advancing the Air Force’s ground combat capability by maximizing the lethality of the human weapon system.

In honor of the first women who became U.S. Air Force pilots, Air Education and Training Command officials renamed the Martin Hall Conference Room, the Trailblazer Room, during a virtual ceremony on June 29.

Members from the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) discuss racial disparity in our Air Force.

In the Air National Guard, you get to serve wherever you call home in a role that best suits you, all while supporting communities, both locally and globally.