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Welcome to the Air Force Community Web Site

The Air Force is committed to ensuring Airmen and their families have access to helpful information and community-related services. This Web site provides a 24/7 resource for Airmen and their families with helpful military-related support information that affects daily life.

Air Force Spouse Social Network

Registration Process

1. Go to http://www.militaryhomefront.dod.mil/
2. Under the QOL Resources section (left column), click on the "HOMEFRONTConnections" link.
3. IF you receive a Web site security certificate error, click on the "Continue to this website (not recommended)" link. Note: The User Login page may take a few seconds to load.
4. The User Login page appears. Click on the "create a new account" link.
5. The Create New User Account page displays. Enter all information and click on the "Create Account" button.
6. An "Account Creation Successful" page appears.
7. After a few minutes, you will receive a new email from the Military HomeFront Network Administrator: "All you need to do now, is click on the link below to validate your registration" (link will be provided).
8. Once your registration is validated, you will receive a "Welcome to HOMEFRONTConnections! Thank you for registering!" email message.

Airman and Family Readiness Centers

Contact your local Airman and Family Readiness Center and receive assistance with:

Relocation planning and preparation
Managing your personal finances
Air Force financial aid
Developing effective relationship skills
Volunteering
Personal and family readiness
Family life skills
Transitioning from military to civilian life
Employment search skills and career development
Information referral
Crisis assistance
Military child education

Hot Topics

Air Force launches Wounded Warrior site

The Air Force Wounded Warrior, or AFW2, program was created in 2005 as a Department of Defense and Air Force initiative to provide personalized care to Airmen who are separated or retired as a result of illness or injury received in support of Operation Enduring Freedom or Operation Iraqi Freedom.

An Air Force Wounded Warrior is any Airman that has a combat or hostile-related injury or illness requiring long-term care that will require a Medical Evaluation Board or Physical Evaluation Board to determine fitness for duty.

A combat or hostile-related injury results from hazardous service or performance of duty under conditions simulating war or through an instrumentality of war.

To visit the AFW2 site, click here.

Vision and Mission

Vision:

-- Build strong, ready communities.

Mission:

-- Work collaboratively to build stronger communities that promote self-sufficiency and enhance mission readiness, retention and adaptation to the Air Force way of life by providing Total Force members, their families, and leadership with measurable and effective services.