DoD Renews Air University Board: Business as Usual
Published Date: 5/15/2026
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The Department of Defense is renewing the Air University Board of Visitors, a group that helps improve military education. This renewal keeps the board active without changing its budget or schedule, so it can keep advising on important Air Force training and education. The board welcomes public input anytime, making sure everyone’s voice can be heard.
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