Joel Martinez - First Command Advisor

The school was the first to receive Xerox’s ElemX metal 3D printer.

The US Navy’s postgraduate school is taking a stab at metal 3D printing The Naval Post Graduate School is working on 3D metal printing, hoping one day to be able to make moving engine parts in a 3D printer at sea.

We’re excited to see so many working to improve household finances.

The Air Force has been an invaluable asset in helping Native American tribes battle COVID.

How the Air Force is playing a key role in the fight against COVID-19 The Civil Air Patrol, known as the C.A.P, is using its aircraft to distribute vaccines to rural and isolated areas so more people can be vaccinated faster.

Sailors who opt to get the vaccine won’t have to quarantine before deployment.

Big Navy: Sailors will enjoy fewer COVID restrictions if they volunteer to get the vaccine As the vaccines roll out across the fleet, things will loosen up for immunized sailors and fully immunized crews, according to the Navy's latest COVID guidance.

April is . Teaching the next generation how to handle money is a gift and a life skill.

Financial Literacy for Kids | First Command Financial literacy for kids can be challenging. First Command offers three easy lessons to help your kids learn.

If you’re eligible for the aviation bonus program, there have been some slight changes this year.

Here’s how much money is on the table for the Air Force’s 2021 aviation bonus program Pilots who sign new contracts this fiscal year can earn up to $420,000.

This is an interesting article about how credit card rewards were considered taxable income.

He Got $300,000 From Credit-Card Rewards. The IRS Said It Was Taxable Income. A physicist used credit-card rewards, gift cards and money orders to generate more than $300,000. Then the IRS went after him.

These healthy money management practices will help you make purposeful strides toward your financial goals.

The is being pushed to publish a new warfare strategy using radio waves.

Brown: USAF Has Been ‘Asleep at the Wheel’ Too Long When It Comes to EMS - Air Force Magazine Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. is pushing the Air Staff to publish an electromagnetic spectrum warfare strategy in the spring, saying USAF has been “asleep at the wheel” too long, Brown said.