Head of Air Force Association to Leave – Roll Call

Head of Air Force Association to Leave

By Chris Riback

Posted November 14, 2014 at 2:45pm

Defense News reports that “the head of the Air Force Association is stepping down to take a new job, with his last day coming around Feb. 1. 2015.”

“Craig McKinley, the former Chief of the National Guard Bureau who retired as a four star general, led AFA since October 2012.”

“The news was announced in an internal email to AFA members by Scott Van Cleef, the current chairman of AFA’s board.”

The AFA press release can be found here .

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