Referred to as “Mobility’s Hometown,” Altus Air Force Base trains over 2,000 air mobility students annually, to include students from 16 different foreign nations. This video demonstrates our vision of continuing to be “A Premier Installation Forging the World's Most Inspired, Proficient, and Adaptive Mobility Warriors to Deliver Airpower for America.” (U.S. Air Force 🎥 by Senior Airman Breanna Klemm) | Altus Air Force Base

The Mighty 97th at Altus Air Force Base, Okla. explains there is no #Airpower without ground power! #AETC #AirpowerStartsHere | Air Education and Training Command

As the home of Air Mobility, Altus Air Force Base produces the world’s most inspired, proficient, and adaptive mobility warriors to deliver airpower for America. It was a privilege to have one of Altus’ own, Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost in front of the Senate Armed Services Committee today to lend her expertise on modernizing aging fleets, maintaining credible capacity, and funding our Air Mobility needs. It speaks volumes that decades into her military career, the General still appreciates and spe

1.5K views · 59 reactions | CE Flying Rodeo! The 97th CES competed in training events during Altus Air Force Base‘s first Flying Rodeo. The Dirt Boyz practiced and showcased their core skills! Always Ready, Always There! Keep up the great work, Airmen! USAF  by 2nd Lt. Cameron Silver #DirtBoyz #CEAirmen #AlwaysReady #USAFCE #FlyingRodeo #3E9X1 | US Air Force Civil Engineers | Facebook