Air Force Core Values

Consistently choosing to make necessary sacrifices to accomplish the mission and, in doing so, honoring those who make the ultimate sacrifice

Duty

Maintain transparency, seek honest and constructive feedback, and take ownership of actions and decisions

Accountability

Willingness to take personal and professional risks, make decisions that may be unpopular, and to admit to our mistakes

Courage

Commitment to uphold the highest of personal and professional standards

Discipline

The following virtues demonstrate which AF core value? Mission, Discipline, Teamwork

Excellence in All We Do

Which AF core value is described as: 1) does not mean we demand perfection, 2) directs us to continually advance our craft and increase our knowledge as Airmen, 3) passion for continuous improvement and innovation to propel accomplishment and performance, 4) On a personal level, Airmen seek out and complete developmental education and work to stay in their best physical, mental, and moral shape.

Excellence in All We Do

This is the only way to preserve the trust we hold so dear with each other and with the population we serve

Honesty

The following virtues demonstrate which AF core value? Honesty, Courage, Accountability

Integrity First

Which AF core value is described as: 1) the single most important par of character 2) doing the right thing all the time, 3) a moral compass that keeps us on the right path, 4) the foundation upon which trust is built, 5) thoughts and actions align with what is right

Integrity First

What are the three Air Force core values?

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

Commitment to the success and preservation of something bigger than ourselves - demonstrated by helping each other act with honor

Loyalty

A complex undertaking requiring a focus encompassed with operations, product, and resource excellence.

Mission

Treating others with dignity and valuing them as individuals

Respect

The following virtues demonstrate which AF core value? Duty, Loyalty, Respect

Service Before Self

Which AF core value is described as: 1) professional duties take precedence over personal desires, 2) call to live to a higher standard, 3) commitment that takes energy, dedication, and sacrifice, 4) servant mindset, 5) embrace expectations and requirements of the profession of arms

Service Before Self

Recognizing the interdependency of every member's contributions towards the mission and strive for organizational excellence

Teamwork

"A quality considered good or morally desirable"

Virtue