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Awards and Decorations

POW Purple Heart information for next of kin

Click here for information on Air Force awards and decorations. This page contains descriptions, criteria and order of precedence for Department of Defense and U.S. Air Force awards and decorations.

Personnel Records Requests

Personnel records for active-duty Airmen are now available through the Personnel Records Display Application. PRDA can be accessed through AFPC's secure Web site. Click here if you are a veteran.

Officer Promotions

Officer Promotions The 2009C Colonel (CHAP/LAF-J), 2009C Lieutenant Colonel (CHAP/LAF-J), and 2009C Major (LAF/CHAP/LAF-J) Central Selection Boards selected 30 Lieutenant Colonels, 47 Majors, and 3087 Captains for promotion. To view, click on the appropriate links: 2009C Colonel (CHAP/LAF-J), 2009C Lieutenant Colonel (CHAP/LAF-J) and 2009C Major (LAF/CHAP/LAF-J) .

Enlisted Supplemental Promotions

Supplemental release logo Click here for January's In-System Supplemental Release for enlisted promotions. This promotion list is also posted on the Air Force Portal.

AF Civilian Employment

Discover the rewarding job opportunities awaiting you as part of the Air Force Team! Airmen are the Air Force's most valuable resource, and the Air Force remains committed to recruiting and retaining the world's highest quality force. Spanning six decades of Air Force history, our Airmen, both civilian and uniformed, have proven themselves as global first responders in times of crisis.

If you are interested in pursuing an Air Force civilian career, vist our new civilian employment Web site that will help guide you through the civilian hiring and application process. To find and apply for a civilian job with the Air Force, use the USAJOBS Website.

AF Sexual Assault Prevention Response Program

The Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program reinforces the Air Force's commitment to eliminate incidents of sexual assault through awareness and prevention training, education, victim advocacy, response, reporting and accountability. The Air Force promotes sensitive care and confidential reporting for victims of sexual assault and accountability for those who commit these crimes.

Voluntary Return to Active Duty

Interested in returning to active duty?
The Air Force has implemented a voluntary Retired Rated Officer Recall Program and a voluntary Rated Officer Limited Period Recall Program. Click here for more information.

Air Force Missing Persons Branch

Air Force Missing Persons
Conducts research and analysis, investigations, family advocacy, and public outreach our missing from past conflicts.

1,528 Air Force service members are still considered unaccounted.

Air Force Casualty Services

Air Force Casualty Services provides prompt reporting, dignified and humane notification, and efficient, thorough and compassionate assistance to family members and beneficiaries.