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Integrity

Moral compass, willingness to do what is right when no one is looking

Chapter 2

Conduct

Mission

Fly, fight, win in air, space, and cyber space

Core Values

Integrity First, Service Before Self, Excellence in All We Do

When NOT to salute:

Precluded by duties, safety, injury, carrying objects which cannot be transferred to the left hand, or other legitimate reason, in a "no salute" area, and OPTIONAL if in PT gear

Service Before Self

Professional duties take precedence over personal desires.

Customs and Courtesies

Reflect the unique nature of our profession and guide significant aspects of our behavior. Mutual respect for one another and or civilian leadership.

Example of Customs and Courtesies: Saluting

A greeting and a symbol of mutual respect.

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Air Force standards and culture. Applies to all Air Force personnel

Chapter 3

Appearance

Where to salute:

When in uniform both on and off base, and when formally reporting to a superior officer and during promotion ceremonies and decoration ceremonies

Excellence in All We Do

Develop a sustained passion for the continuous improvement and innovation that will propel the Air Force into a long-term, upward vector of accomplishment and performance

Who to salute:

the President, Vice President, Secretary of Defense, Service Secretaries, all superior commissioned and warrant officers, all Medal of Honor recipients, and superior officers of friendly nations.

Air Force environment

It encompasses the actions, values, and standards we live by each and every day, whether on or off-duty

Chapter 1

The Air Force Environment

A Way of Life

The mission must be accomplished, even at great risk and personal sacrifice. We are always subject to duty.

Oath

Voluntarily taken by all Airmen. The belief and commitment is reaffirmed when reenlisting. it is consistent with and encompasses the values of Integrity First, Service Before Self, and Excellence in All We Do. Actions must be consistent with it.