The AWC resident program consists of ten (10) months of graduate level courses for a total of 36 credit hours. Air Force Auxiliary are eligible to attend Air War College via "distance learning," which is also an option exercised by many senior U.S. Lieutenant Colonels and above of the Civil Air Patrol/U.S. According to the most recent posting on the official Air War College webpage "The AWC resident program class membership includes senior officers from each US military service, civilian employees of federal government agencies at grade GS-14/GM-14 or GS-15/GM-15, and equivalent rank military officers from the international community of nations." The Air War College (AWC) curriculum has been certified as JPME Phase II by the Joint Chiefs of Staff. It operates alongside the Army War College, Naval War College, Marine Corps War College, National Defense University, and Industrial College of the Armed Forces within the Department of Defense's Joint Professional Military Education (JPME) Phase II Education Program. The college has operated continuously since its founding except for a period of six months during the Korean War. The Air War College was founded in 1946 by the United States War Department (now the Department of Defense) at what was then Maxwell Field.
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