Airman's Creed, military health care on CSAF's Scope

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SAN ANTONIO (AFNEWS) --  The CSAF's Scope focuses on current topics the Air Force chief of staff feels are of special importance to today's Airmen.

Among Gen. T. Michael Moseley's top issues are the new Airman's Creed and military health care.

General Moseley introduced the new creed to replace all the various specialized creeds that have been used in the past, and to focus on the core of what an Airman believes.

"When you read it, reflect on the creed's elements: warrior, heritage, honor and valor," General Moseley said. He also stressed that now more than ever we need each and every Airman to be combat-ready.

Another top priority is taking care of Airmen, and providing them the highest quality healthcare. Airmen, Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen deserve the best health care possible, he said.

Other topics on the CSAF's Scope include the combat search and rescue mission, Marine-Air Force warfighter talks, and the Airmen's warrior ethos. The general has written a brief explanation of each topic so Airmen can better understand the issues he is working and why they are important to the Air Force's senior leaders.

The CSAF's Scope is available on the Air Force official Web site at http://www.af.mil/library/cscope.asp.