During AFA's Air Warfare Symposium a panel of young Airmen discussed how they are innovating both in the Air Force and outside the Air Force.

Air Warfare Symposium - Young Innovators Panel

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CMSAF Gerald Murray, USAF (Ret.) discusses his Air Force career and his leadership style and lessons learned.

CMSAF Gerald Murray's Discussion on Leadership

General Mark Welsh, USAF Ret., former Chief of Staff of the Air Force discusses Leadership in Disruptive Times at AFA’s Air Warfare Symposium.

Leadership in Disruptive Times

Leadership advice for Airmen, why mentorship matters, and how to make tough decisions that effect your career are discussed in this week's episode.

Leadership and Transition Part 2

AFA’s outgoing president General Larry Spencer sat down for one final interview about leadership and his 44-year Air Force journey from one stripe to Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force. He discusses transition during your career whether in the military or as a civilian. General Spencer also covers leadership as it pertains to the climate of the workplace, his experience as a wing commander, as well as mentorship and how mentors can help guide a person through career decisions.

Leadership and Transition Part 1

The United States has established impressive proficiency in the ISR enterprise across the spectrum of conflict. However, near peer rivals are mastering their own precision strike capabilities, what this means for Airmen across the world and their ability to dominate the C2 battlefield in any conflict is discussed in this episode.

Air Warfare Symposium - Young Innovators Panel

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