The Leading Edge: Developing Officers For Command Ep. 11

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Four Pillars of Resilience

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What are the 4 pillars of resilience in the Air Force?

Air Force Medical Service > Resources > Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder > PTSD And Comprehensive Airman Fitness.

The four pillars of Comprehensive Airman and Guardian Fitness are Mental, Social, Physical and Spiritual. Each of these pillars is key to the resilience of Airmen, Guardians and their families.

Learn more at www.resilience.af.mil

Video by Senior Master Sgt. Eugene Crist

The Leading Edge: Developing Officers For Command Ep. 11

130th Airlift Wing

June 26, 2025 | 01:05:24

In this episode of The Leading Edge, we focus on 360-degree feedback and how it can improve the unit and more importantly you as leaders. Retired Lt. Col. Matthew Bethel of the 130th Airlift Wing who served as Operations Support Squadron Commander leads the discussion. He provides personal experiences from his career, and explains how feedback given and received are vital to our growth as leaders. Col. Richard Switzer, the program's facilitator, opens the episode; he is also the Deputy Wing Commander of the 130th Wing.