The Air Force Association unveiled its new website (www.afa.org), a total redesign that provides a more user-friendly and interactive experience for AFA members, field leaders, educators, corporate partners, and the media. “We are aiming to make afa.org a more useful destination for all,” said Craig McKinley, AFA president, in a July 9 release. “Our new website will better help us achieve our mission to educate, advocate, and support on behalf of the Total Force family. We want to clearly emphasize all of the programs we have here at AFA and the ways people can get involved to join us in supporting our airmen and their families,” he said. The website features sections on: upcoming events, such as AFA’s annual Air & Space Conference; AFA publications; scholarships and educator grants; corporate partners; and the media. Additionally, the website provides easier access to a fully revamped resource area for AFA members and field leaders and has a new donation section that showcases various donation programs and the importance of supporting AFA through financial gifts.
Members of the House Armed Services Committee say the AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile program has been set back three months due to the ongoing government shutdown. The comment is noteworthy because the JATM's status has been kept tightly under wraps.
