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USAF Strategic Plan 2006-08 released

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Air Force Strategic Plan Released

(Source: US Air Force; issued Oct. 5, 2006)

 

WASHINGTON --- The Air Force Strategic Plan 2006 - 2008 has been released and now is available online, announced Secretary of the Air Force Michael W. Wynne and Air Force Chief of Staff General T. Michael Moseley in a joint letter. The plan articulates the Air Force mission.

 

"The Air Force Strategic Plan embodies how we will defend the nation against current and emerging threats," the letter said. "It demonstrates scalable choices, not limited by distance or time. Our strategic choices -- what we choose to prioritize, our actions in support of our priorities and the order in which we take them -- sustain us as the world's premier air and space force."

 

The plan focuses on the three priorities the Air Force has had over the last few years: winning the war on terrorism, developing Airmen, and recapitalizing the aging air fleet.

 

The Air Force Strategic Plan 2006 to 2008, and other strategic planning documents, can be found on StrategyNet, a Web-based tool to help communicate the context and scope of Air Force strategic planning.

 

Click hereto do directly to the report, on the USAF website (32 pages in PDF format).

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