air force

A guide to preparing for a career with the United States Air Force.

An autobiography of the three-star general describing his achievements as an African American officer in the U.S. Air Force from 1936 to 1970.

The world's largest and most technically advanced air force is the U.S. Air Force, which became its own branch of the military in 1947. It's staffed by men and women who have dedicated their lives to protecting our country. This text employs a narrator whose uncle serves in the U.S. Air Force to teach readers what it is like to be from a military family. Covers topics such as the branch's past and present, its specialized tools and technology, and the unique career opportunities it offers. Readers gain a sensitivity to the sacrifice military families around the country make for our safety.

Presents a study of the U.S. Air Force describing the early history of air power, its influence in America's wars, recruitment, and famous people connected with the Air Force such as Jackie Cochran, leader of the Women's Airforce Service Pilots during World War Two, Chuck Yeager, and Glenn Miller.

Introduces the U.S. Air Force, and discusses the history of the Air Force, uniforms, aircraft, jobs, and more.

Provides an introduction to the U.S. Air Force, looks at the jobs open to enlisted airmen, explains how one becomes an officer, and features information on the mission, core values, history, and technology of the military branch. Includes profiles of famous airmen.

Simple text and illustrations provide an introduction to the United States Air Force.

The author shares his story of becoming a Special Forces Operator and war hero after being shot in the head and continuing his mission, while also saving his war brothers.

Explores the United States Air Force, including the ways they protect and defend the country.

Presents information about the United States Air Force, including its jobs, its history, and more.