Air Component Senior Leader Course influences culture of AF senior leaders, operational-level C2

Meeting the challenges of the 2022 National Defense Strategy requires a range of new and innovative approaches to training U.S. Air Force senior leaders. One such way is through the 705th Training Squadron's restructuring of their training portfolio to include the Air Component Senior Leader Course. This new course is designed for O-6 level division chiefs and senior staff principals, taught at Hurlburt Field.

As the Air Force's focal point for advanced air operations center and Air Force forces education and command and control process improvement, the 705th TRS educates and trains joint and coalition senior leaders on special technical operations employment while equipping air component warfighters through tactics development.

photo of US military personnel sitting at tables — U.S. Air Force senior leaders attend the Air Component Senior Leader Course designed for O-6 division chiefs and staff principals at Hurlburt Field, Fla., Sept. 29, 2022. Air component staffs must be trained to work seamlessly and with initiative across both organizations in all types of situations, including cooperation, competition, and conflict. For the success of future operations, air component staff collaboration requires an awareness of roles and cross-headquarters/multi-headquarters coordination which is taught in ACSLC. (U.S. Air Force photo by Keith Keel)

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