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Provides guidance for an Education section listing degrees and professional military education chronologically by year with institution and location details, plus an ASSIGNMENTS or CAREER CHRONOLOGY section organized by month and year with proper capitalization and acronym rules. Also includes optional officer-only joint assignments, flight information for rated personnel, and a Major Awards and Decorations list with title-case award names and capitalization rules for devices.","FULL RANK FIRST M. “NICKNAME” LAST\n\u0003[Abbreviated Rank] [Full Name]\u0004 is \u0003[Official Duty Title]\u0004 at \u0003[Organization], [Base], [Location]\u0004. Responsibilities of their current duty position are briefly listed in the next sentence(s), but should be kept brief. Rank is not used for civilian biographies.\nEx: Capt. John Doe is the Production Chief, 123rd Intelligence Squadron, Example AFB, California. He leads a flight of editors, image designers, and data architects in editing, finalizing, and disseminating all-source intelligence products over numerous publication and data distribution systems. He is also the chair for the 123rd Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Group’s Data Integration Working group, and manages group-wide production and data formatting standards to enable synchronization of group intelligence and targeting efforts.\nThe second paragraph is a brief description of the person’s career: when they entered the Air Force (month and year of enlistment followed by technical training course attended and month and year of graduation), years of service (active/guard/reserve), experience (technical/leadership), assignment locations (states/countries) and a summary of the most significant assignments. This paragraph is sometimes broken up into two. The final sentence in this section should read: “Prior to his/her current position, the [Rank] was the [position title, organization, base and location].”\nEx: The captain entered the Air Force in May 2013 through ROTC from Hometown University. He completed intelligence officer training in April 2014, and since then has held a variety of intelligence positions related to intelligence production and target development. Captain Doe took part in multiple multinational training exercises in the Korea and Germany, where he was the principle developer of the SHINYTHING framework now used for NATO sensor integration.\nThe third paragraph is optional for officers and enlisted, and may be used to provide information on other noteworthy assignments, operations experience, deployments, or flight information, as applicable. For civilians, provide information on the member’s significant professional service prior to entering public service.\nA fourth paragraph is optional for civilians to describe prior experience, both public and private, prior to the position(s) described in the third paragraph. May include military service and a summary of publications, as applicable. Fifth and sixth paragraphs may be added to provide logical breaks in the narrative while tracing the member’ significant and relevant experience to the member’s entry into the workforce following completion of formal education.\nEDUCATION\nYYYY Type of Degree, Title of Degree/Program, Institution, City, State\n2002 Bachelor of Science, Aeronautical Engineering, Auburn University, Auburn, Ala.\n2003 Air and Space Basic Course, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala.\n2006 Master of Science, Logistics Management, Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio\nList completed education programs chronologically (first to most recent) by year, type of degree, title of degree/program, institution, city, and state. Include all academic degrees and all professional military education, professional developmental education, professional continuing education, and executive courses. 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