AFH – 1 EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A+ 2025/2026
(Sec. 1A) Professionalism - ANS Describes who we are as a service and how we conduct
ourselves as amn and representatives of the USAF. Professionalism within the USAF is framed by
the requirements of trust, loyalty, dignity and personal commitment.
(Sec. 1A) Professional Obligation and Status - ANS Every amn has an obligation to be the very
best professional possible. Maintaining good order and discipline is paramount for mission
accomplishment. Professional military members of today and tomorrow must accept
responsibility for their actions, hold others accountable, and take appropriate action to never
hide behind excuses.
(Sec. 1A) Mission-Focused - ANS We are dedicated to answering our nation's call, making
sacrifices for the good of the mission.
(Sec. 1A) People-Oriented - ANS Taking care of our wingmen is our duty.
(Sec. 1B) Profession of Arms - ANS A higher calling and comes with a higher standard. It's
crucial that every amn understands how their profession connects with our mission of national
security and defense of the homeland. (General Ronald Fogleman, 15th AF Chief of Staff)
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,(Sec. 1C) Air Force Core Values - ANS The USAF core values of integrity, service, and
excellence should motivate attitudes and actions on and off duty as essential moral principles or
beliefs that are held in the highest regard.
(Sec. 1C) Integrity First - ANS Encompasses many characteristics indispensable to amn and
makes us who we are and what we stand for. It's simply doing the right thing, all the time,
whether everyone is watching, or no one is watching.
(Sec. 1C) Virtues of Integrity - ANS Honesty, Courage, and Accountability
(Sec. 1C) Honesty - ANS Requires us to evaluate our performance against standards, and to
conscientiously and accurately report findings.
(Sec. 1C) Courage - ANS Empowers us to take necessary personal or professional risks, make
decisions that may be unpopular, and admit our mistakes.
(Sec. 1C) Accountability - ANS Instills our responsibility while maintaining transparency and
ownership for our actions, whether it is the American people, our units, our supervisors, our
fellow amn, our families, our loved ones, and even ourselves.
(Sec. 1C) Service Before Self - ANS An abiding dedication to the age-old military virtue of
selfless dedication to duty, including putting one's life at risk if called to do so. Professional
duties take precedence over personal desires.
(Sec. 1C) Virtues of Service Before Self - ANS Duty, Loyalty and Respect.
(Sec. 1C) Duty - ANS The obligation to perform what is required of the mission.
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, (Sec. 1C) Loyalty - ANS An internal commitment to the success and preservation of something
bigger than ourselves.
(Sec. 1C) Respect - ANS Encompasses self-respect, mutual respect, and organizational
respect.
(Sec. 1C) Excellence In All We Do - ANS Directs us to develop a sustained passion for the
continuous improvement and innovation that propels the USAF, as well as ourselves, beyond
the capabilities of our adversaries. Amn seek out opportunities and to complete developmental
education; constantly work hard to stay in physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and moral
shape; continue to enhance professional competencies; and are diligent to maintain their job
skills.
(Sec. 1C) Virtues of Excellence In All We Do - ANS Mission, Discipline, and Teamwork.
(Sec. 1C) Mission - ANS Encompasses operations and excellence in stewardship.
(Sec. 1C) Discipline - ANS An individual committed to uphold the highest of personal and
professional standards.
(Sec. 1C) Teamwork - ANS Essential to triumph at every level.
(Sec. 1D) Code of Ethics - ANS The systematic reflection of values enabling us to live and act
according to our beliefs. Tell us what we should or shouldn't do.
(Sec. 1D) Principles and Guidelines - ANS Can be used to help identify what right looks like
and continue to fortify our USAF culture. Title 5, CFR, Part 2635, Standards of Ethical Conduct
for Employees of the Executive Branch, establishes the basic ethical principles and guidelines
that must be followed by every government employee.
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ANSWERS GRADED A+ 2025/2026
(Sec. 1A) Professionalism - ANS Describes who we are as a service and how we conduct
ourselves as amn and representatives of the USAF. Professionalism within the USAF is framed by
the requirements of trust, loyalty, dignity and personal commitment.
(Sec. 1A) Professional Obligation and Status - ANS Every amn has an obligation to be the very
best professional possible. Maintaining good order and discipline is paramount for mission
accomplishment. Professional military members of today and tomorrow must accept
responsibility for their actions, hold others accountable, and take appropriate action to never
hide behind excuses.
(Sec. 1A) Mission-Focused - ANS We are dedicated to answering our nation's call, making
sacrifices for the good of the mission.
(Sec. 1A) People-Oriented - ANS Taking care of our wingmen is our duty.
(Sec. 1B) Profession of Arms - ANS A higher calling and comes with a higher standard. It's
crucial that every amn understands how their profession connects with our mission of national
security and defense of the homeland. (General Ronald Fogleman, 15th AF Chief of Staff)
1 @COPYRIGHT 2025/2026 ALLRIGHTS RESERVED.
,(Sec. 1C) Air Force Core Values - ANS The USAF core values of integrity, service, and
excellence should motivate attitudes and actions on and off duty as essential moral principles or
beliefs that are held in the highest regard.
(Sec. 1C) Integrity First - ANS Encompasses many characteristics indispensable to amn and
makes us who we are and what we stand for. It's simply doing the right thing, all the time,
whether everyone is watching, or no one is watching.
(Sec. 1C) Virtues of Integrity - ANS Honesty, Courage, and Accountability
(Sec. 1C) Honesty - ANS Requires us to evaluate our performance against standards, and to
conscientiously and accurately report findings.
(Sec. 1C) Courage - ANS Empowers us to take necessary personal or professional risks, make
decisions that may be unpopular, and admit our mistakes.
(Sec. 1C) Accountability - ANS Instills our responsibility while maintaining transparency and
ownership for our actions, whether it is the American people, our units, our supervisors, our
fellow amn, our families, our loved ones, and even ourselves.
(Sec. 1C) Service Before Self - ANS An abiding dedication to the age-old military virtue of
selfless dedication to duty, including putting one's life at risk if called to do so. Professional
duties take precedence over personal desires.
(Sec. 1C) Virtues of Service Before Self - ANS Duty, Loyalty and Respect.
(Sec. 1C) Duty - ANS The obligation to perform what is required of the mission.
2 @COPYRIGHT 2025/2026 ALLRIGHTS RESERVED.
, (Sec. 1C) Loyalty - ANS An internal commitment to the success and preservation of something
bigger than ourselves.
(Sec. 1C) Respect - ANS Encompasses self-respect, mutual respect, and organizational
respect.
(Sec. 1C) Excellence In All We Do - ANS Directs us to develop a sustained passion for the
continuous improvement and innovation that propels the USAF, as well as ourselves, beyond
the capabilities of our adversaries. Amn seek out opportunities and to complete developmental
education; constantly work hard to stay in physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and moral
shape; continue to enhance professional competencies; and are diligent to maintain their job
skills.
(Sec. 1C) Virtues of Excellence In All We Do - ANS Mission, Discipline, and Teamwork.
(Sec. 1C) Mission - ANS Encompasses operations and excellence in stewardship.
(Sec. 1C) Discipline - ANS An individual committed to uphold the highest of personal and
professional standards.
(Sec. 1C) Teamwork - ANS Essential to triumph at every level.
(Sec. 1D) Code of Ethics - ANS The systematic reflection of values enabling us to live and act
according to our beliefs. Tell us what we should or shouldn't do.
(Sec. 1D) Principles and Guidelines - ANS Can be used to help identify what right looks like
and continue to fortify our USAF culture. Title 5, CFR, Part 2635, Standards of Ethical Conduct
for Employees of the Executive Branch, establishes the basic ethical principles and guidelines
that must be followed by every government employee.
3 @COPYRIGHT 2025/2026 ALLRIGHTS RESERVED.
