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AcqDemo Life Cycle Training

The Air Force Materiel Command will host a series of virtual AcqDemo Life Cycle Training courses starting Jan. 27, open to all current and projected AFMC AcqDemo supervisors and employees.The courses, hosted by AFMC center personnel teams, will provide information and training on all aspects of the AcqDemo performance management system.
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Accelerating Support Equipment Readiness to Meet the Demands of Great Power Competition

Tech. Sgt. Morris Phillips and Staff Sgt. Byron Baker, members of the 440th Supply Chain Operations Squadron, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Va., conduct an Equipment Warfighter Support Visit at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., Sept. 5, 2023. (U.S. Air Force photo by Photo by Senior Airman Corey Kellen)
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Civilian Development

Civilian Development program applications will be accepted starting Jan. 8 for Academic Year 2026. There are 42 Civilian Development programs available this cycle, and employees can apply for up to four programs through MyVector as long as they meet the eligibility requirements.
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Sumo champion headed to world event

At left, Jerrel "Jay" Scriven, a member of the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center, is ready to spar with teammate Zach Schramm at the Mighty Eagle Sumo Club in San Antonio. Scriven's sumo journey was rocket-like as he went from a spark of interest to world competitor rikishi in less than a year. (U.S. Air Force photo by Luke Allen)
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Oklahoma City, Warner Robins collaborative effort results in industry-wide recognition

The Nondestructive Test (NDT) tracker uses a holo-lens to project an augmented reality-generated grid to a piece of aircraft-related material, with each grid showing a numerical figure to annotate the amount of wear and fatigue in that section. The NDT tracker eliminates the need to draw the grid by hand, as well as physically write each figure down, cutting out 20 to 30 percent of the time necessary to complete this process. (Photos courtesy Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex. Photo illustration by Michael Tackitt, AFSC/PA)
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AFSC Chief's Chat, Episode 9

Chief Master Sergeant Beth Ferrer, command chief Air Force Sustainment Center, interviews Technical Sgt. Christina Door, an aircraft structural maintenance specialist with the 76th Aircraft Maintenance Group. Ferrer and Dorr discuss Dorr’s journey to the Air Force, working with NASA through two internships and her future plans in military service.
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Chief's Chat Episode 8

Chief Master Sergeant Beth Ferrer, command chief Air Force Sustainment Center, interviews Wendy Walden, director of staff for the Air Force Sustainment Center. Ferrer and Walden discuss Walden's role at AFSC, opportunities as a civil servant and mentorship.
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Consolidated Security Office

The new Air Force Sustainment Center Consolidated Security Office is streamlining the onboarding process for new employees and providing a more efficient approach to managing security clearances and training to ensure all personnel stay up-to-date on security requirements.
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AFSC A-Staff reorganization

In keeping with the Air Force’s goal of increased interoperability with its joint partners, Air Force Sustainment Center has made effective its A-Staff structure, Sept. 3, marking the largest organizational restructure of the center since its inception 12 years ago.
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Chief's Chat, Episode 6

Chief Master Sergeant Beth Ferrer, command chief Air Force Sustainment Center, interviews Senior Airman Codey Van Hoof, installation defense patrolman, 72d Security Forces Squadron. Ferrer and Van Hoof discuss his role witnessing and reacting to a vehicle collision and how his quick response and training resulted in receiving an Air and Space Achievement Medal.
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AFSC implements A-staff structure

In keeping with the Air Force’s goal of increased interoperability with its joint partners, Air Force Sustainment Center has made effective its A-Staff structure, Sept. 3, marking the largest organizational restructure of the center since its inception 12 years ago. As part of the new Air Force Force Generation (AFFORGEN) deployment construct, AFSC is shifting away from a predominantly two-letter directorate structure in favor of the A-coded structure seen throughout the Air Force.
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AFSC implements A-staff structure

In keeping with the Air Force’s goal of increased interoperability with its joint partners, Air Force Sustainment Center has made effective its A-Staff structure, Sept. 3, marking the largest organizational restructure of the center since its inception 12 years ago. As part of the new Air Force Force Generation (AFFORGEN) deployment construct, AFSC is shifting away from a predominantly two-letter directorate structure in favor of the A-coded structure seen throughout the Air Force.
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AFSC implements A-staff structure

In keeping with the Air Force’s goal of increased interoperability with its joint partners, Air Force Sustainment Center has made effective its A-Staff structure, Sept. 3, marking the largest organizational restructure of the center since its inception 12 years ago. As part of the new Air Force Force Generation (AFFORGEN) deployment construct, AFSC is shifting away from a predominantly two-letter directorate structure in favor of the A-coded structure seen throughout the Air Force.
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AFSC implements A-staff structure

In keeping with the Air Force’s goal of increased interoperability with its joint partners, Air Force Sustainment Center has made effective its A-Staff structure, Sept. 3, marking the largest organizational restructure of the center since its inception 12 years ago. As part of the new Air Force Force Generation (AFFORGEN) deployment construct, AFSC is shifting away from a predominantly two-letter directorate structure in favor of the A-coded structure seen throughout the Air Force.
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AFSC implements A-staff structure

In keeping with the Air Force’s goal of increased interoperability with its joint partners, Air Force Sustainment Center has made effective its A-Staff structure, Sept. 3, marking the largest organizational restructure of the center since its inception 12 years ago. As part of the new Air Force Force Generation (AFFORGEN) deployment construct, AFSC is shifting away from a predominantly two-letter directorate structure in favor of the A-coded structure seen throughout the Air Force.
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AFSC A-Staff reorganization

In keeping with the Air Force’s goal of increased interoperability with its joint partners, Air Force Sustainment Center has made effective its A-Staff structure, Sept. 3, marking the largest organizational restructure of the center since its inception 12 years ago.
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AFSC A-Staff reorganization

In keeping with the Air Force’s goal of increased interoperability with its joint partners, Air Force Sustainment Center has made effective its A-Staff structure, Sept. 3, marking the largest organizational restructure of the center since its inception 12 years ago.
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AFSC AcqDemo

In May AFMC announced its decision to convert an additional 26,000 eligible existing General Schedule (GS) employees to AcqDemo, 12,000 of which are Air Force Sustainment Center personnel, by June 15, 2025.
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AFSC AcqDemo

In May AFMC announced its decision to convert an additional 26,000 eligible existing General Schedule (GS) employees to AcqDemo, 12,000 of which are Air Force Sustainment Center personnel, by June 15, 2025.
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AFSC SEED Initiative

The Air Force Sustainment Center Directorate of Personnel is set to launch the Skill Enhancement and Employee Development initiative this fall, opening up valuable workforce development opportunities across the Center. The application period will run from August 26 to September 13.
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