US Air Force logisticians have been instructing Afghan National Army personnel in the fine art of supply management, graduating the first 10 personnel last week. According to the Bagram Bullet, the airmen have broken new ground with this first-of-its-kind course in Afghanistan. One goal for Det. 2 of the 755th Expeditionary Mission Support Group in Kabul, Afghanistan, was to prepare the ANA personnel to teach other Afghan troops how to maintain a central supply depot.
The Air Force is seeking funding to let its pilots fly a little more than 1.1 million hours in fiscal 2027, which would be the most in about four years. But even if Airmen actually do fly all 1.1 million hours, it would still be short of the 1.3 million…