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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. (AFNS) -- Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Cody conveyed his commitment to taking care of Airmen during the Air Force Association Air, Space and Cyber Conference here Sept. 21.
Cody underscored the complexity of taking care of Airmen from the ground up.
“This is a family business,” Cody said. “For most of our Airmen, this is the family they have for most of their waking hours.”
Striking the balance between the Air Force family and the family at home is a major area Cody focused on during his tenure. He attributed the areas of deliberate development of Airmen, and caring for Airmen and their families, for creating more resilient Airmen.
Cody highlighted the ways development created a highly-educated enlisted force.
Currently every core career field has credentialing opportunities online, and the Community College of the Air Force graduated a record 23,000 Airmen in 2016.
Cody underscored the complexity of taking care of Airmen from the ground up.
“This is a family business,” Cody said. “For most of our Airmen, this is the family they have for most of their waking hours.”
Striking the balance between the Air Force family and the family at home is a major area Cody focused on during his tenure. He attributed the areas of deliberate development of Airmen, and caring for Airmen and their families, for creating more resilient Airmen.
Cody highlighted the ways development created a highly-educated enlisted force.
Currently every core career field has credentialing opportunities online, and the Community College of the Air Force graduated a record 23,000 Airmen in 2016.
Cody: Committed to moving forward
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Thanks for sharing the news that "Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Cody conveyed his commitment to taking care of Airmen during the Air Force Association Air, Space and Cyber Conference here Sept. 21." It was interesting that he stated “This is a family business. For most of our Airmen, this is the family they have for most of their waking hours.”
I hope that the majority of married airmen get to see their families during their waking hours and only deployed personnel do not see their families during waking hours.
I hope that the majority of married airmen get to see their families during their waking hours and only deployed personnel do not see their families during waking hours.
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TSgt Joe C.
I heard him speak twice, the last time being down at Lackland while I was attending NCO Academy Maj Marty Hogan
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