BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//swoogo.com//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.41.90// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN UID:66326462-6364-4633-b364-656432326565 BEGIN:VEVENT UID:41584267fd1f0430813c2d3fec8a610f6d7b9d76@swoogo.com DTSTAMP:20261008T004135Z DESCRIPTION:In February 2024\, Air Force and Space Force leaders rolled out sweeping changes to the services’ organization\, manning\, readiness\, an d weapons development at the AFA Warfare Symposium. The changes aim to pri oritize readiness and gain a warfighting edge in the face of intensifying great power competition with China. Air Force Chief of Staff\, Gen David A llvin\, announced plans to stand up a new Integrated Capabilities Command as part of the Air Force’s re-optimization and focus on competitiveness wh en looking to the future Great Power Competition. With the Integrated Capa bilities Command activation\, the Air Force can intentionally dedicate for ces who have the functional expertise to focus solely on the requirements generation\, putting capabilities together and effect change for what the Air Force will need for the future. This new command will allow the curren t major commands to focus almost exclusively on combat readiness\, shiftin g the mindset towards preparing units of action and deployable combat wing s to train and fight successfully as one team\, including the medics taske d to support them. The Air Force Surgeon General has aligned his efforts t o support the CSAF’s intent\, integrating our strategic capabilities with the ICC and US Space Force’s new Space Futures Command\, with dedicated te ams developing future capabilities\, while creating a new command structur e\, established as the Air Force Medical Command (AFMEDCOM) in August of 2 024. AFMEDCOM prioritizes readiness (AFFORGEN\, medically ready force\, re ady medics\, deployment line support\, incident response\, training/exerci ses\, etc.) while balancing the statutory requirement to provide care to o ur beneficiaries. With the new structure\, the preponderance of Air Force medics will be aligned under an Air Force Medical Service 2-star Commander \, who is dual-hatted as a DHA Network director. This ensures our leaders can prioritize readiness\, enhancing the AFMS’s ability to organize\, trai n and equip forces for Great Power Competition with the Deployable Combat Wings and other readiness directives\, while also effectively partnering w ith the DHA to deliver statutory healthcare at 76 MTFs. This presentation will convey the current state of Air Force strategic changes\, the current status of AFMEDCOM implementation\, and provide the way-ahead as it conti nues to move toward FOC. DTSTART:20250306T151500Z DTEND:20250306T161500Z LAST-MODIFIED:20261008T004135Z LOCATION: SEQUENCE:0 STATUS:CONFIRMED SUMMARY:U.S. Air Force: Focus on the War Fight AFMS Transformation TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

In February 2024\, Air Force and Space Forc e leaders rolled out sweeping changes to the services’ organization\, mann ing\, readiness\, and weapons development at the AFA Warfare Symposium. Th e changes aim to prioritize readiness and gain a warfighting edge in the f ace of intensifying great power competition with China. Air Force Chief of Staff\, Gen David Allvin\, announced plans to stand up a new Integrated C apabilities Command as part of the Air Force’s re-optimization and focus o n competitiveness when looking to the future Great Power Competition. With the Integrated Capabilities Command activation\, the Air Force can intent ionally dedicate forces who have the functional expertise to focus solely on the requirements generation\, putting capabilities together and effect change for what the Air Force will need for the future. This new command w ill allow the current major commands to focus almost exclusively on combat readiness\, shifting the mindset towards preparing units of action and de ployable combat wings to train and fight successfully as one team\, includ ing the medics tasked to support them. The Air Force Surgeon General has a ligned his efforts to support the CSAF’s intent\, integrating our strategi c capabilities with the ICC and US Space Force’s new Space Futures Command \, with dedicated teams developing future capabilities\, while creating a new command structure\, established as the Air Force Medical Command (AFME DCOM) in August of 2024. AFMEDCOM prioritizes readiness (AFFORGEN\, medica lly ready force\, ready medics\, deployment line support\, incident respon se\, training/exercises\, etc.) while balancing the statutory requirement to provide care to our beneficiaries. With the new structure\, the prepond erance of Air Force medics will be aligned under an Air Force Medical Serv ice 2-star Commander\, who is dual-hatted as a DHA Network director. This ensures our leaders can prioritize readiness\, enhancing the AFMS’s abilit y to organize\, train and equip forces for Great Power Competition with th e Deployable Combat Wings and other readiness directives\, while also effe ctively partnering with the DHA to deliver statutory healthcare at 76 MTFs . This presentation will convey the current state of Air Force strategic c hanges\, the current status of AFMEDCOM implementation\, and provide the w ay-ahead as it continues to move toward FOC.

BEGIN:VALARM UID:61366262-6335-4864-b030-326362333735 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:In February 2024\, Air Force and Space Force leaders rolled out sweeping changes to the services’ organization\, manning\, readiness\, an d weapons development at the AFA Warfare Symposium. The changes aim to pri oritize readiness and gain a warfighting edge in the face of intensifying great power competition with China. Air Force Chief of Staff\, Gen David A llvin\, announced plans to stand up a new Integrated Capabilities Command as part of the Air Force’s re-optimization and focus on competitiveness wh en looking to the future Great Power Competition. With the Integrated Capa bilities Command activation\, the Air Force can intentionally dedicate for ces who have the functional expertise to focus solely on the requirements generation\, putting capabilities together and effect change for what the Air Force will need for the future. This new command will allow the curren t major commands to focus almost exclusively on combat readiness\, shiftin g the mindset towards preparing units of action and deployable combat wing s to train and fight successfully as one team\, including the medics taske d to support them. The Air Force Surgeon General has aligned his efforts t o support the CSAF’s intent\, integrating our strategic capabilities with the ICC and US Space Force’s new Space Futures Command\, with dedicated te ams developing future capabilities\, while creating a new command structur e\, established as the Air Force Medical Command (AFMEDCOM) in August of 2 024. AFMEDCOM prioritizes readiness (AFFORGEN\, medically ready force\, re ady medics\, deployment line support\, incident response\, training/exerci ses\, etc.) while balancing the statutory requirement to provide care to o ur beneficiaries. With the new structure\, the preponderance of Air Force medics will be aligned under an Air Force Medical Service 2-star Commander \, who is dual-hatted as a DHA Network director. This ensures our leaders can prioritize readiness\, enhancing the AFMS’s ability to organize\, trai n and equip forces for Great Power Competition with the Deployable Combat Wings and other readiness directives\, while also effectively partnering w ith the DHA to deliver statutory healthcare at 76 MTFs. This presentation will convey the current state of Air Force strategic changes\, the current status of AFMEDCOM implementation\, and provide the way-ahead as it conti nues to move toward FOC. TRIGGER:-PT15M END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR