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AFDD 1-1 further defines leadership as a focus on both mission and people, with its foundation centered on the Air Force Core Values, leadership competencies, and leadership actions. Ibid, 3-4. The Air Force leadership competencies are divided into three categories:
[DOC File]Introduction - AF Mentor
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Be judicious with abbreviations; normally only recognized or clearly understood abbreviations should be used, e.g., sq, gp, mgmt, etc. (Refer to Tongue and Quill, pages 257-261, AF Glossary AFDD 1-2, and DoD Dictionary of Military Terms Joint Pub 1-02)
[DOCX File]Appendix C- Bibliography
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APPENDIX C—Bibliography. The below list is a combination of those source documents used in the original compilation of Rita Markus’, et al., Air Weather Service, Our Heritage 1937-1987
[DOC File]Cyberspace – Cyberpower:
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Defining the Problem. Dr Dan Kuehl. Information Resources Management College/National Defense University. Dan Kuehl teaches Information Operations at the National Defense University.
[DOCX File]Introduction - Welcome to LSBU Open Research : LSBU Open ...
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Human evolution lags way behind socio-economic change. Regina Rini argues that neurological data suggesting innateness are ‘an aid to reflective self-understanding’ but not the arbiter of moral decision, which demands careful normative reflection using appropriately developed but traditional philosophical methods.
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It is a definition of a concept, and does not covey the essence of the entity. Similarly, the United States Air Force defines air power as: “…the ability to project military power or influence through the control and exploitation of air, space, and cyberspace to achieve strategic, operational, or tactical objectives.” AFDD-1, Op. Cit., 1.
[DOCX File]Footnotes 1937 - 2012
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Note: This section was significantly rearranged from previous historical studies to define Air Force Weather, a functional arrangement of forces, from its beginnings to the current organizational alignment. Previous studies intimated that Air Weather Service, a named organization, was synonymous with Air Force Weather.
[DOCX File]Kansas Adjutant General's Department - TAG Home Page
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Air Force Commanders all have 3 general “mission sets”. The weight of effort and level of influence over each mission set varies from command to command.--Execute the unit’s primary mission. This is the mission described in the Mission Directive, Designed Operational Capability (DOC) statement, or specified by order of a superior commander.
[DOC File]Annex Q - University of Edinburgh
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25. AFDD 2, Org/Employment of Aerospace Power. 26. AFDD 2-1, Air Warfare. 27. AFDD 2-2, Space Warfare. 28. AFDD 2-5.1, Electronic Warfare. 29. AFDD 2-6, Air Mobility Ops. 30. AFI 13-1AOC, Volume 3 Operational Procedures Air Operations Center, (revision 1, 6 Mar 00) C3 - J - 1
[DOCX File]Colonization Advantage
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The tenet of balance is to “bring air and space power together to produce a synergistic effect” In other words, finite assets must be used to the best effect. The space elevator allows the placement and servicing of satellites allowing full battlespace awareness and support capabilities which serve as force multipliers.
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