Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force DAVID R. WOLFE

Chief Master Sgt. David R. Wolfe is the 21st Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force and serves as theChief Master Sergeant of the Air Force DAVID R. WOLFE highest enlisted member of the Air Force. He is the Senior Enlisted Leader and primary adviser to both the Chief of Staff and the Secretary of the Air Force on standards, readiness, training, professional development, and effective utilization for more than 665,000 Total Force Airmen. Additionally, Chief Wolfe represents the service’s interests to the American public and to all levels of government.

Chief Wolfe entered the Air Force in February 1992 as a Security Forces Airman. He has extensive experience in professional military education, serving as both an instructor and commandant. During his career, he has been a Command Chief at two wings, one Numbered Air Force, and two major commands. His contingency operations experience includes tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.


 
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ARTICLES FROM THE FIRST SERGEANT; NEWS OF INTEREST TO ENLISTED FORCE

  • 75th ABW tests readiness in Bison Forge 25-1 exercise

    The 75th Air Base Wing conducted Bison Forge 25-1 Dec. 10 to evaluate its ability to detect, overcome and execute mission requirements under challenging conditions. The exercise marked the start of a series of readiness events carrying into 2026, including a Air Force Materiel Command Combat

  • Mission: Holiday Exodus – guide to safe return

    The holiday season offers a well-deserved opportunity to trade your uniform for your favorite comfortable “civvies,” and duty rosters for family dinners. As you join the holiday exodus to reconnect with loved ones, maintaining your situational awareness is key to ensuring a safe and memorable leave.

  • Wolfe assumes role as 21st CMSAF

    Chief Master Sgt. David R. Wolfe became the 21st Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force during an Assumption of Responsibility ceremony Dec. 8.

  • Task Force findings show adequate dorms at Hill, improvements are on the way

    HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah – The recent completion of 100-percent dormitory inspections required by the Department of War's "Barracks Task Force" order found suitable living conditions in Hill’s dormitories.In October 2025, the Secretary of War asked the services to investigate living conditions in




 

 

CONTACT INFORMATION


AFLCMC/CCC Command CMSgt
aflcmc.ccc.command.cmsgt@us.af.mil