Leadership Tools for Airmen and Guardians

The Air Force Profession of Arms Center of Excellence (PACE) was deactivated on 1 Oct 22 but many of the products created by PACE are still available for use. The Leadership & Innovation Institute (LII) at Air University, Maxwell AFB, AL, was a partner to PACE and is active in a continuum of leadership education. The LII offers some leadership workshops virtually and also hosts some of PACE's legacy content.
More information can be found at the LII website: https://www.airuniversity.af.edu/Leadership-Institute

Build Connections

United States Air Force Lt. Gen. Alexus G. Grynkewich, Ninth Air Force (Air Forces Central) commander, meets with Airmen deployed to Al Dhafra Air Base, United Arab Emirates, October 25, 2022.

Heritage Today

U.S. Air Force service members walk up Sanders Slope during the Office of Special Investigations’ Hustler-6 memorial event on Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, Dec. 21, 2022. Since 2016, OSI agents assigned to Andersen AFB have annually honored the Hustler-6, who lost their lives during a mission near Bagram, Afghanistan on Dec. 21, 2015, by rucking up and down Sanders Slope.

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AFTAC Mission Project

Their names may not end up in history books, but their accomplishments made us who we are today. They’re the ones who inspired, motivated, and helped us get through life’s toughest moments. And it’s safe to say we’ve been through a lot.

Commanders, Senior NCOs, First-Line Supervisors, First Sergeants, Key Spouses, Chaplains. — Heritage Today - Culture of Connectedness

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CMSAF Joanne Bass urges Airmen and Guardians to "Connect to Protect." Connection is a protective factor for Airmen and Guardians at risk of self-harm. — CMSAF Joanne Bass - Connect to Protect

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Ejected from his fighter jet over Laos in 1967, Capt. Lance P. Sijan spent 46 days and nights evading capture from the Viet Cong. When captured he was 80 pounds and close to death. But he was a million miles away from giving up. Lance believed in freedom and his fellow Airmen. He died January 22, 1968 and was the first Air Force Academy graduate to receive the Medal of Honor. He lived the code of conduct to his last breath and left a legacy of love and leadership for Airmen today to follow. — Unbroken Will: The Captain Lance P. Sijan Story

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Air Force Special Operations Command: This is your heritage, your culture, your story. — AFSOC: Ready. Relevant. Resilient.

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Senior Leadership on Lethal Means Safety. Safely store lethal means - firearms, pharmaceuticals, chemicals - to protect you and your family from harm. — Chief Master Sgt. of the Space Force Roger A. Towberman - Lethal Means Safety

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