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The
Air Force Teen Council (AFTC) is a network of teens working to resolve issues and voice concerns to the highest levels of AF leadership on behalf of teens globally or worldwide. The goals of the Air Force Teen Council are to:
- Increase and improve communication between Air Force teens and Air Force leadership
- Cultivate an environment of civic leadership among teen members
- Increase relevancy of Air Force Youth Programs in teens lives
- Initiate change which will improve quality of life for AF youth and teens
The Air Force Teen Council program is comprised of three layers, the Installation Teen Council (ITC), the MAJCOM Teen Council (MTC) and the AF Teen Council (AFTC).
The ITC works together to discover local teen concerns, brainstorm solutions, and initiate change with the assistance of their Teen Staff Advisor.
This group can be the existing Keystone Club, Teen Council or another assemblage of teens. Participation of teens who do not normally use the Youth Programs is encouraged.
Each installation's Youth Programs will select a teen to represent their greater teen population with their Advisor as the ITC Representative (ITCR) on the MTC.
While this person does not have to be the Youth of the Year, those skills and leadership abilities should be held by the selectee.
Each MAJCOM will select one teen to represent their teen population as the MTC Representative (MTCR).
This teen will serve on the Air Force Teen Council representing all installations in their command.
Digital nomination forms are available at your local Youth Programs and should be returned there for consideration.
Local due dates may vary, so be sure to act soon!
The 2012 AFTC Project is Air Force Teen Movement. This project challenges Teen Councils to conduct large-scale events and programs supporting four pillars: College Preparedness, Career Development, Entrepreneurship, and Community Service. These events will span the following components and happen over the course of a year allowing each to be planned and executed in a way to ensure great success and positive impact on the community.
Project Components
A: College Knowledge Jan – Mar 12
B: Steps to Success Apr – Jun 12
C: AF Teens Give Back Jul – Sep 12
D: AF Teens Reach Out Oct – Dec 12
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Last Semi-Annual
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Sample Collected Information-
xxx.yyy.com
- - [28/Jan/1997:00:00:01 -0500] "GET /AFServices/news/nr012797.html
HTTP/1.0" 200 16704 Mozilla 3.0/http://www.altavista.digital.com |
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the host name (or IP address) associated with the
requester (you as the visitor).
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session, so the host name identifies only the ISP. The host name (or IP
address) will identify a specific computer if that computer has a fixed
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the date and time of the request "GET /AFServices/news/nr012797.html
HTTP/1.0" -- this is the location of the requested file on Air Force
Services Agency web site(s). |
| 200 -- this is the status code - 200 is
OK - the request was filled. |
| 16704 -- this is the size of the requested
file in bytes. |
Mozilla 3.0 -- this identifies the type
of browser software used to access the page, which
indicates what design parameters to use in constructing the pages. |
http://www.altavista.digital.com - this
indicates the last site the person visited, which
indicates how people find Air Force Services Agency web site(s). |
Requests for other types of documents use similar information.
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