David Roza
United States Air Force and Space Force Reporter at Air & Space Forces Magazine
USAF, USSF reporter @ASForcesMag, (formerly @Taskandpurpose) hoping for mobile suits in the next DoD budget. He/him [email protected] / [email protected]
Articles
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6 days ago |
airandspaceforces.com | David Roza
A pair of Wyoming Air National Guardsmen and a flight crew from the New York Air National Guard teamed up to play a crucial role in a dramatic rescue earlier this year, helping save the life of a man suffering from a heart attack in Antarctica, one of the most remote regions on Earth. Maj. Nate Krueger, a flight nurse, and Master Sgt.
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1 week ago |
airandspaceforces.com | David Roza
The top enlisted Airman in Air Force Special Operations Command was relieved of the position April 14, but few details are available amid an ongoing investigation. AFSOC commander Lt. Gen. Mike Conley relieved Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Green “due to a loss in confidence in his ability to fulfill his duties,” according to an April 15 press release.
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1 week ago |
airandspaceforces.com | David Roza
A new coffee table book pays tribute to generations of Airmen by recording the art they created in nuclear missile facilities across the country. Released late last year, “The Silent Sentinels” is a 324-page feast of murals, patches, cartoons, poems, painted ceiling tiles, and even song lyrics that capture the lives of thousands of missileers, maintainers, security forces, chefs, and other Airmen who have kept a 24/7 watch over America’s Minuteman nuclear missile fleet since 1958.
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2 weeks ago |
airandspaceforces.com | David Roza
A defense civilian hiring freeze is undoing recent progress on child care wait lists, the Air Force’s top general for personnel issues told Congress on April 9. Over the past two years, the service rolled out child care fee discounts to attract and retain staff for its child care centers, which pushed staffing levels from 72 percent in October 2022 to 86 percent in December 2024, Lt. Gen. Caroline M. Miller wrote in testimony for the Senate Armed Services personnel subcommittee.
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2 weeks ago |
airandspaceforces.com | David Roza
The acting Secretary of the Air Force rescinded a policy that scheduled extra days off for Airmen, Guardians, and their families across the service in conjunction with 11 federal holidays throughout 2025.
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The freeze is reversing recent progress on child care availability, extending the waitlist from 3,000 to 4,000 kids Hiring Freeze Has ‘Severe’ Impact on Child Care: Air Force General https://t.co/48NSZqm2pg
Commanders can still authorize passes (and hopefully they will) Air Force Rescinds Service-Wide Family Days to Enhance Lethality https://t.co/Sw3Arl34ZE
Great article here by @GregHadley9 about a policy decision that doesn’t seem to have much data behind it Air Force Changes Rules for Pregnant Aircrew—Again https://t.co/WcTADLdd5j
