Air Force Officer's Guide

by John Hawkins Napier III

Professional materials needed for a successful career as an Air Force officer from cadet to general, both active duty and reserves. Some of the topics covered: * U.S. Air Force organizations and types of assignments * Duties and responsibilities * Privileges, benefits, restrictions * Customs and courtesies * Career development and promotion * Pay and allowances * Command and leadership * Uniforms and insignia * Complete data on Air Force installations worldwide * Extensive references to regulations and other information

Genres: Military Fiction, Reference, Leadership

406 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1948

Reviews

[Nicholas Kokolakis]

A good way to start off my Air Force career by bluing myself to the ways of the Air Force

[Jake Page]

Really good overview of Officer life in the Air Force. The author touches on a very wide range of topics-all of which are helpful. I wish I had read this 2 years ago before coming onto active duty. Recommend to any lieutenants or cadets gearing up for the Air Force.

[Travis]

I thought I'd need to read this to become a good air force officer, but I couldn't finish it.