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Commentaries

  • The literal cost of leadership

    Many years ago, a mentor of mine relayed a story about one of the founding fathers of the U.S. Air Force, retired Gen. Benjamin Foulois. He explained that Foulois was assigned to the Signal Corps in the early 1900s and was part of the initial cadre to fly dirigibles for the U.S. Army. In parallel,

  • My thoughts on Black History Month

    When it comes to Black History Month, I suppose that I have mixed feelings.On the one hand, I love that we are taking time as a nation to celebrate the contributions and historical impact of Black people. Amazingly, during this month, people learn about all the great Black figures who helped shape

  • Arctic Remembrance Day

    The 12th Space Warning Squadron at Thule Air Base, Greenland, is a shining example of the strong relationship between the United States Air Force, United States Space Force, and Royal Canadian Air Force.

  • The 460th Medical Group Restructures

    Many of you may have noticed that the provider team you normally see at the 460th Medical Group has now changed.  Have no fear, the same great care you have received from your previous provider team will not change!  The mile high medics just completed a reorganization and re-designation of their

  • High expectations

    I witnessed authentic leadership in a 16 year-old high school marching band percussionist. At a state-wide competition, her band was staged in a parking lot overlooking the football field waiting for their time to perform. She and a small number of other musicians were watching a competing band on

  • Why YOUR Safety Matters

    Why?  This is a question we in the safety office are asked almost every time we investigate an off duty mishap. Why does the Air Force care so much about me during my off duty time?  Why does the Air Force care if I drive a motorcycle?  Why do I have to see my supervisor to get permission to

  • Leadership Lab with Chief Lindsey

    Over my almost 29-year Air Force career, I have been blessed to have served with very outstanding leaders at all levels. If I were to sum it all up, I would say leadership was the most fascinating attribute each of my senior leaders possessed. There are three distinct things that stand out to me.

  • Being a supervisor, leader is not always easy

    In my 37 years of service to the United States Air Force, both as an active duty Chief Master Sergeant and Senior GS civilian supervisor, I have always wondered why many supervisors find honest feedback, both positive and negative difficult. Is it that some supervisors do not want to be

 

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