ARTICLES FROM THE FIRST SERGEANT

  • First Sergeant's Corner: Caring

    This month's AFMC connect is about Caring. Caring is at the forefront of not only being a First Sergeant, but an Airman in the United States Air Force. It is part of our Airmen’s Creed; “Never leave an Airman behind.” According to Webster’s Dictionary, caring is defined as “displaying kindness and

  • From sunrise past sunset: a day with CMSAF Bass

    Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force JoAnne Bass represents the highest enlisted level of leadership, and consequently, works a demanding schedule providing direction for the enlisted force and representing their interests. One of the many ways Bass fulfills this duty to Airmen is by traveling across

  • First Sergeant's Corner: Perspective

    This month's AFMC connect is about perspective. Perspective is the ability to perceive things in their actual comparative importance. In other words, the lens through which you see everything through determines how you view yourself, others, and everything around you. Perspectives are built on life

SENIOR MASTER SERGEANT ADRIAN G. GALCIK

SMSgt Adrian G. Galcik portraitSMSgt Adrian G. Galcik is the First Sergeant, Headquarters, Air Force Lifecycle Management Center, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. She serves as the commanders’ focal point for monitoring the health, welfare, discipline, and morale of the centers 28,000 total force Airmen. She also serves as the commander’s principal advisor on quality force actions and mentors Airmen assigned to the unit on career progression, education, retraining, retention, retirement and separation programs. Sergeant Galcik is the commander’s liaison for medical recovery and support programs. Additionally, she acts as the unit representative on a myriad of advisory, disciplinary, and support boards for two Command Chief Master Sergeants and several military and family support agencies. Finally, as an expeditionary leader, he ensures personnel comply with Air Force and organizational policies, sustaining a mission ready force.