In the recent past, enlisted US AF airmen who deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan often lacked required training before taking part in dangerous combat missions. That has changed, said CMSAF Rodney J. McKinley, speaking at AFA's fifth annual Air & Space Conference in Washington, D.C. "We are very confident that we're not going to send any airmen in harm's way without the training required to make them successful and safe wherever they're going," McKinley said at a forum on enlisted issues. The 15th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, USAF's top enlisted man said such needs are being fulfilled with a wide range of efforts, ranging from a multiservice program at Camp Bullis in San Antonio, and training at McGuire AFB, N.J., down to programs at individual wings throughout the nation.
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机译：在最近的过去，被派往伊拉克或阿富汗的美国空军飞行员经常缺乏参加危险战斗任务之前的必要训练。 CMSAF的罗德尼·麦金利（Rodney J. McKinley）在AFA在华盛顿举行的第五届年度航空与航天会议上发表讲话时说，“我们非常有信心，如果没有使他们成功的必要培训，我们将不会以伤害的方式派遣任何飞行员。无论走到哪里都安全。”麦金利在应征问题论坛上说。美国空军第15军参谋长说，通过各种各样的努力满足了这种需要，从在圣安东尼奥的坎普布利斯（Camp Bullis）的多兵种计划到在新泽西州麦奎尔空军基地的训练，再到各种计划，遍布全国各地
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