Air Force Sergeants Association

About the Air Force Sergeants Association

The Air Force Sergeants Association (AFSA) is a nonprofit, professional military association founded in 1961 to represent, advocate for, and support the enlisted members of the United States Air Force and Space Force. AFSA focuses on improving quality of life, pay, benefits, and professional recognition for enlisted personnel and their families.

Who the Organization Represents

The Air Force Sergeants Association represents active-duty, National Guard, Reserve, retired, and veteran enlisted members of the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force, as well as family members and supporters aligned with its mission.

What the Organization Does

• Advocates for enlisted pay, benefits, healthcare, and quality-of-life issues
• Engages with Congress, the Department of Defense, and senior leadership on policy matters
• Supports professional development, education, and leadership initiatives
• Provides recognition programs, scholarships, and member services
• Publishes research, policy analysis, and communications relevant to the enlisted force

Where the Organization Operates

The Air Force Sergeants Association operates nationally with headquarters in Washington, D.C., and through a global network of chapters located at Air Force and Space Force installations worldwide. Advocacy and member engagement occur at the national, regional, and local levels.

Membership Eligibility Requirements

Membership in the Air Force Sergeants Association is open to individuals connected to the enlisted Air and Space Forces community.

• Eligible members include active-duty, Guard, Reserve, retired, and veteran enlisted members of the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force.
• Associate or supporter memberships may be available to spouses, family members, civilians, and retirees.
• No combat service or wartime service requirement applies.
• Members are expected to support the mission and advocacy objectives of the Association.

How Membership Is Structured

Membership is administered through the national organization and local chapters. Members may participate in advocacy efforts, chapter meetings, professional development programs, conferences, publications, and organizational governance activities that advance the interests of the enlisted force.