Whether you’re in the Air Force or not, the Air Force puts out many high quality and informative publications that spread their message and their mission to thousands of active Air Force readers as well as retired and civilian employees in the United States and around the globe. One of the most well known Air Force publications is called the Air Force Magazine. This particular publication reaches over 10,000 officers and 35,000 active Air Force men and women in the service, as well as government officials and aerospace industry personnel. The magazine is the official journal of the Air Force Association.

The Air Force Times is a weekly newspaper that can be found online as well as in print. A founding publication of the Air Force, simply called Airman, is also extremely popular among enlisted and officer personnel.

The Spokesman is the magazine of the Air Intelligence Agency.

Of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg. The Air Force also publishes various publications that offer information about every aspect of the Air Force. Such publications are found on the Internet as well as in print paper copies. Regulations, command organization, directives and restrictions are all part of various forms of Air Force publications that are available to enlisted men and officer personnel as well as to reaching civilians to the commanders in the Pentagon.

For any kind of information about the Air Force, some form of printed publication is available through normal channels, as is information found on the Internet. Electronic forms available in PDF files may be downloaded for free from many websites. When downloading information from the Internet, make sure resources, citations, and sources are legitimate and verifiable.

Air Force publications help to keep enlisted and officer personnel up-to-date and informed of every aspect of Air Force life. From newspapers to magazines to the Internet, the information is out there, if you only know where to look.