Leadership Articles

A Movement for Temperance: A Principle, a P.O.W., and a Values-Based Plan for the Future Force

By Lt Col Benjamin Martin. This article first contemplates our responsibility to guide Airmen with lessons of temperance learned from life in the glass house and offers the philosophy of a “stoic” Prisoner of War (P.O.W.) in Vietnam.

President Abraham Lincoln: Embodiment of Transformational Leadership

By Maj Michael Schrama Lincoln’s deft leadership spanned the course of eight different lead generals and four years of conflict that ultimately led to the preservation of the Union. Lincoln’s leadership resulted in a legacy of innovation and change that still permeates our society today.

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By Col Jeffrey Palomino and MSgt Todd Wivell. There is no such thing as a local story. In a day and age where 72% of Americans get news on their mobile device, everything has the ability to be newsworthy everywhere all the time…. “Our success as an Air Force will, in part, be dependent on how well we communicate…

The Air Force JAG Corps Reporter Education and Outreach from The Judge Advocate General's Corps

The Law of War

Crazy Horse and Custer

Culture Wars

Administrative Investigations and Non-judicial Punishment in Joint Environments

A Movement for Temperance: A Principle, a P.O.W., and a Values-Based Plan for the Future Force

President Abraham Lincoln: Embodiment of Transformational Leadership

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