PAF joins US Air Force Reserve public affairs assembly



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The Philippine Air Force said Sunday it participated in the Public Affairs Training Assembly hosted by the United States Air Force Reserve Command in Colorado from 18 to 19 February 2026.
The activity focused on strengthening public affairs leadership and enhancing strategic communication practices.
The PAF delegation was led by Col. Ma. Christina O. Basco, PAF spokesperson and chief of the Air Force Public Affairs Office. She and five other public affairs personnel from active and reserve units attended in person, while additional personnel joined virtually.
“This engagement underscores our commitment to professional excellence and the strengthening of our partnerships,” the delegation leadership noted. “The shared expertise between the PAF and the U.S. AFRC continues to bolster our capability to provide transparent and effective public information.”
The two-day assembly expanded institutional learning and marked another milestone in professional collaboration between the Philippine and United States air forces.