The Air Force Association changed its name to the Air & Space Forces Association, revealing a new logo on April 7 that is intended to represent its mission supporting and advocating for both services.
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2022 AFA Almanac

By Chequita Wood
Nov. 3, 2022

A compendium of facts and figures about the Air & Space Forces Association.

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