Capt. Jon Boling, Chief, Air Force Cyber Command (Provisional) Commander's Action Group, briefs a group of students from Louisiana Tech University in Ruston, Louisiana, about current threats in cyberspace. The students visited AFCYBER (P) May 5 as a follow up to a recent course, "Studies in Cyberspace," and to learn more about the military's current cyber efforts. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Carla Pampe)  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

Col. Paul Barzler, Air Force Cyber Command (Provisional) Staff Judge Advocate, welcomes a group of students from Louisiana Tech University in Ruston, Louisiana, to Barksdale Air Force Base. The students visited AFCYBER (P) May 5 as a follow up to a recent course, "Studies in Cyberspace," and to learn more about the military's current cyber efforts. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Carla Pampe)  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

Illustration by Karen Petitt.  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

Veterans Day 2008, (DoD poster).  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

It's been a successful year for the AFCYBER (P) team who have laid the groundwork for how the Air Force will operate in the cyber domain. Graphic by Karen Petitt, AFCYBER (P) PA.  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

Communications and Information specialists like Senior Airman Kenneth Hawkins and Airman 1st Class Ryan Gall, seen here testing cutfield wires for a dial tone in Iraq, will soon see changes to their job requirements as the Air Force proposes 15 new cyberspace career fields. These voice systems technicians are just two of the approximately 30,000 active duty members who'll be affected by the changes. (Photo by Senior Airman Bradley A. Lail)   Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

Cyberspace Operator Badge. The wear criteria is still under review.  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

The roadmap outlines cyberspace training paths. This chart deals with specialsts and operators. The analysts and developers, as well as civilian paths, are under review.  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

The proposed cyberspace operator badge.  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

The proposed 15 new cyberspace enlisted career fields and officer specialties. The PDF version is also available.  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

These are the partial manpower authorizations needed for AFCYBER to declare Initial Operations Capabilities by Oct. 1. THe command will operate in a virtually among these distributed locations until the final basing decision has been made. It is not known whether authorizations will continue to stay in place, move to the final location or a combination of the two at that time.   Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

Computer racks inside the Andrews Area Processing Center that consolidates e-mail, Web, file sharing and other data for more than 160,000 Air Force members. Photo by Senior Airman Steven Doty, 316th WG PA.  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

Maj. Gen. William T. Lord, AFCYBER (P) commander, and Col. Kim Johnson, 844th Communications Group command, cut the ribbon May 1 on the Andrews Area Processing Center. Photo by Senior Airman Steven Doty, 316th WG PA.  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

Maj. Gen. William T. Lord, AFCYBER (P) commander, meets with communications troops who helped to install the Air Force's newest Area Processing Center at Andrews Air Force Base, Md. The APC consolidates e-mail, file sharing and many other data and information services for more than 160,000 Air Force workers. The general greets SSgt. Christopher Newbill, Senior Airman Sean Manning, and Airmen 1st Class Taji Eggleston and Brenden Maloy. Photo by Senior Airman Steven Doty, 316th WG PA.  Download Full Image | E-mail a friend

The CC's Dashboard is the knowledge management system created by USAFCENT communicators to facilitate the flow and currency of information exchanged and shared via satellite and fiber optics with other units.   Download Full Image | E-mail a friend