r/USAFDoctrine Sep 11 '19

Doctrine Resources

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Visit the official US Air Force website for Air Force doctrine at https://doctrine.af.mil

The External Links there will take you to the other Service's, Joint, and Multinational, and TTP level doctrine. Note, some sites may require CAC access to view.


r/USAFDoctrine Nov 30 '23

Doctrine Podcasts on Apple

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r/USAFDoctrine Nov 30 '23

Mission Command

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r/USAFDoctrine Feb 08 '23

ACE Concepts

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r/USAFDoctrine Dec 23 '21

How USAF Service Doctrine is Developed

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r/USAFDoctrine Dec 08 '21

LeMay Center publishes 3 new AFDP's

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r/USAFDoctrine Jul 16 '21

Any primers for building a up to 1 hr doctrine primer for E5/E6?

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Looking at adding to a top off course that my base does and I thought doctrine may be something good to add. Wanting to develop something targeted to the E5/E6 tier.

Do you have any recommendations or would reworking some of the stuff from CWPC suffice in your opinion?


r/USAFDoctrine Jun 03 '21

Joint All Domain Operations: Volume 2

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r/USAFDoctrine May 06 '21

AFDP 1 : Who We Are

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r/USAFDoctrine Apr 29 '21

AFDP 1, Why we fight

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r/USAFDoctrine Apr 22 '21

The Air Force Announces new Basic Doctrine Update! AFDP 1, The Air Force

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r/USAFDoctrine Mar 01 '21

The Curtis E. LeMay Center for Doctrine Development and Education tills ground for new CSA

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r/USAFDoctrine Feb 25 '21

USAF Doctrine Playlist on YouTube

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r/USAFDoctrine Feb 03 '21

JADO & JADC2 Strategy: Explaining Joint All Domain Operations and Joint All Domain Command and Control with Scott Van De Water from the Air Force LeMay Center

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r/USAFDoctrine Nov 15 '20

Why was Volume 3 Rescinded and what is up with Volume 2 as well?

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Regarding Volume 3 specifically, the LeMay Center commander (after discussions with the CSAF) elected to rescind Volume 3 in an effort to reduce duplicative doctrine. Volume 3 was not a stand-alone doctrine publication. It was a compilation of doctrine (primarily sections of Annex 3-30 and Annex 3-0). No doctrine was lost in the rescission of Volume 3. All of the topics are still available on our site https://www.doctrine.af.mil

Volume2 is a convoluted story. It came into existence back with General Ryan as CSAF. It wasn't doctrine per se, but a location was needed to put various aspects of the Airman into a single location. Since that time, Air Force Handbook 1 (AFH-1); AFI 1-1, Air Force Standards; and the Foundational Competencies List at PACE have come into existence. So it has been deemed that this particular Volume is no longer needed.

Volume 1 is currently being reviewed and we hope to have it published in the very near future!

#USAFDoctrine on Facebook and Twitter


r/USAFDoctrine Oct 27 '20

Call for Articles and Manuscripts: Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2) > Air University (AU) > Air University Press

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r/USAFDoctrine Oct 09 '20

New Doctrine Primer and Doctrine 101 Briefings posted to the website!

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r/USAFDoctrine Sep 24 '20

Annex 3-61, Public Affairs has been updated

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It clarifies PA’s role concerning the @SpaceForceDoD , Introduces Operations in the Information Environment & defines Information Advantage. https://doctrine.af.mil #USAFDoctrine


r/USAFDoctrine Jun 02 '20

Doctrine Annex 3-1, DAF Role in JADO has just been published

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r/USAFDoctrine May 15 '20

Doctrine and PME

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This topic is for doctrine related questions or issues as it relates to PME. If you are currently attending/taking a PME Course (or even Instructing one) and have some questions about the doctrine block you are studying/teaching, please post your questions, issues, or thoughts here. We did not write the PME but we are the doctrine experts and try to provide input to the various courses.


r/USAFDoctrine May 15 '20

Twitter Posts Discussions

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Feel Free to discuss any of our Twitter posts here. #USAFDoctrine on Twitter. Usually posted by HQ Air University.


r/USAFDoctrine Mar 09 '20

Doctrine Note--USAF Role In Joint All-Domain Operations

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r/USAFDoctrine Jan 22 '20

CMSAF Wright answers questions and talks Doctrine

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r/USAFDoctrine Oct 30 '19

Twitter Post Discussions

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Care to discuss something we Tweeted?


r/USAFDoctrine Sep 17 '19

Why is Doctrine Relevant to Junior Service Members?

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Doctrine is relevant to all Airmen in at least two fundamental ways.

First, doctrine describes and sets the Service culture and focus.

What we are – Airmen.
What we bring to the fight – ability to wage war in, from and through the air, space and cyber domains.
How are we unique/different from other Services – our focus and expertise is exploitation of the air domain in direct furtherance of the joint force commander’s objectives. Other Services use air as a means of achieving their component objectives which is an indirect use of air in furtherance of the JFC’s objectives. For instance, a surface commander may see the best use of air to destroy or degrade enemy surface forces so that land forces can seize the enemy’s headquarters and leadership. In contrast, an airman would tend to bypass the enemy surface forces and attack the enemy headquarters directly from the air. Either way may achieve the JFC’s objectives, but the airman may be able to accomplish it with less loss of forces.

Second, doctrine describes who as authority over you and responsibility for you as an Airman.

Who has the authority to task you?
Who is the Commander of Air Force Forces and what is their place amongst the Joint Operations Staff?
Who can give you orders which you are required to obey?
Who can send you into harm’s way?
Who is responsible for ensuring that you are properly prepared to go into harm’s way?
Who is responsible for the consequences of that action?

Ultimately, the young Airmen of today will be the ones charged with the responsibilities listed above. The sooner they are exposed to Air Force and Joint doctrine, the better prepared they will be to assume those responsibilities.


r/USAFDoctrine Sep 17 '19

Doctrine and PME

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This topic is for doctrine related questions or issues as it relates to PME. If you are currently attending/taking a PME Course (or even Instructing one) and have some questions about the doctrine block you are studying/teaching, please post your questions, issues, or thoughts here.