Structure of the United States Air Force

Armed Forces and Military Units

The structure of the United States Air Force describes its unit designators and organizational hierarchy, beginning with its most senior commands. The Department of the Air Force headquarters includes the Secretariat staff and Headquarters Air Force staff, both based in the Pentagon. The Secretary of the Air Force leads the Secretariat, while the Chief of Staff of the Air Force leads Headquarters Air Force. The headquarters also includes the Space Staff, which governs the United States Space Force.

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Country: United States
Secretariat leader: Secretary of the Air Force
HAF Staff leader: Chief of Staff of the Air Force

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Article: Structure of the United States Air Force (English Wikipedia)
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