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Air University highlights a recent lesson examining the Spanish-American War and how decisions are often shaped before conflict begins. Led by Robert Clemm, professor of national security studies at Air University’s Air Force Global College, the session explored how public sentiment, economic interests and strategic conditions influenced U.S. entry into the war. The lesson reinforces how Air University develops leaders prepared to make...
At Maxwell Air Force Base, Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force David R. Wolfe told Airmen readiness starts with knowing what winning looks like and leading people to meet that standard.
He tied everyday actions to real mission outcomes, showing how Air University’s education shapes decisions across the Joint Force. His message was simple: trust your people, move with purpose, and take care of each other.
Because a force that is connected,...
Air University develops joint warfighters who can assess conditions, frame options and support decisions across the operational and strategic levels. Through education, research and doctrine, the enterprise prepares leaders to address real-world problems and contribute to planning, campaign design and decision-making across the Joint Force.
Air University is building decision advantage by developing trust, judgment and initiative early in Airmen’s careers. Through Project Airmen Inspiring Mentorship, NCOs and junior Airmen form relationships that strengthen how teams communicate, align and execute under pressure. That development shows up later in planning, exercises and operations, where Airmen contribute directly to faster, more effective decisions across the Joint Force.
Air University prepares leaders who can think clearly and act decisively in complex, high-pressure environments.
It connects education, research and doctrine to real-world operations—developing warfighters who shape strategy, design campaigns and support decision-making across the Joint Force.
Its impact shows up in stronger plans, better-aligned operations and leaders who deliver decision advantage when it matters most.
Air University uses wargaming to help leaders think through complex problems before they face them in real operations. That experience builds judgment under pressure and connects directly to how the joint force plans and fights.
The result is simple: leaders who can make better decisions, faster, when it matters most.
