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Involves being called on to give in ways no other career does or will.
Duty

Translates to a lifelong commitment to the old military virtues of selfless
devotion to duty, including the sacrifice of one's life if that is what is asked.
Service Before Self

A personal quality and wanting to do the right thing even when no one is
looking.
Integrity First

A personal pledge to uphold the highest of personal and professional standards.
Discipline



An internal commitment to the Nation, to our Air Force values and ideals, and
to the men and women that we serve alongside.

Loyalty

Our words must be above criticism, so we uphold the trust that unites us by a
shared purpose and aim.
Honesty

Drills in our sense of obligation while ensuring openness and answerability for
our conduct.
Accountability

, Military Air Force professionalism entails three fundamental and enduring
values of Integrity First, Service Before Self, and Excellence In All We Do.
These are also known as:
Core Values

This category of concern encompasses operation, product, and resource
excellence.
Mission



Treating each individual with dignity and respect as a human being. We must
always behave in the understanding that each Airman possesses an inherent
value as a human being and treat other individuals with the utmost dignity and
compassion that our diversity is a potential source of strength.
Respect

Helps us create a lasting passion for the constant improvement and innovation
that fuels the Air Force, and us, beyond the capability of our rivals.
Excellence in Everything We Do

Not the fear but doing what is right in spite of that fear.
Courage

America's Air Force: A Profession of Arms, has always been known and
recognized as and referred to:

The Little Blue Book

A leaning (tendency) of character or disposition, a personal and possibly
unanalytical judgment.
Bias

A mosaic of personal traits, experience, and ability supporting the Air Force
Core Values and the Air Force Mission.
Diversity

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