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Airman Memorial Foundation
The AMF, following its creation in 1983, spent two years in researching and identifying inadequately served enlisted needs. In early 1985, the Foundation defined its scope as seeking ways and means to solve contemporary problems among all components of the Air Force enlisted force not being addressed by the Department of Defense, Air Staff, Congress or the Administration. Following this role definition, the Foundation created its first humanitarian aid, non-traditional education and scholarship programs and became the first all-enlisted national independent charity in the annual Combined Federal Campaign (CFC).
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Airman Memorial Museum
Founded in 1988 by the Air Force Sergeants Association, the Airmen Memorial Museum (AMM) stands as a tribute to enlisted airmen for their sacrifices and contributions made while serving in the Signal Corps (1907-1918), the Army Air Service (1918-1926), the Army Air Corps (1926-1941), the Army Air Forces (1941-1947) and/or the U.S. Air Force (1947-Present). The Airmen Memorial Museum is dedicated to collecting artifacts, photographs, diaries, personnel records, letters, books and other items pertaining to the service of enlisted airmen. The goals of the museum are to preserve these collections, tell the stories of enlisted personnel and preserve the enlisted heritage of U.S. air and space power.
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