COMMAND CHIEF MASTER SERGEANT

Command Chief Master Sergeant (CCM). The command chief is the Senior Enlisted Leader of the command at wing or higher levels and is a key member of the command’s leadership team. A CCM is the commander’s key enlisted advocate and advisor on operational effectiveness and the organization. They are responsible for training and equipping the enlisted Airmen. CCMs ensure the commanders’ directions and policies are carried out and the Airmen understand and are dedicated to the mission of the command. CCMs are responsible for the professional development and proper utilization of the command’s enlisted force. CCMs work in concert with other senior enlisted leaders and first sergeants to oversee the readiness, training, health, morale, welfare, quality of life, and force development of assigned personnel. 

Command Chief Master Sergeant Responsibilities (The Brown Book, page 18):   

Development Path:

• Pursue higher-level education (Bachelor’s degree or above)

• Attend ANG CCM Orientation Course (CMSOC) at NGB

• Teach your Airmen about the State and Wing’s History in Airpower

• Apply for Senior Leader Management Office (SLMO) Bench

• Continuing education and certifications to include CPI

Develop Leadership and Supervisory Skills

• Flight Chief, Section Chief, Senior Enlisted Leader (if the opportunity exists)

• Board President for mock board

• Volunteer to be Panel Member for NGB Hiring Board

• Guide your Airmen through and support their Individual Development Plan

• Consider Stat Tour, ADOS Tour, Deployments

• Mentor at least three Airmen

• Improve your strategic IQ by reviewing files such as; National Security Strategy, National Defense Strategy and Air Force Action Orders on the Strategic Documents Page

Documents to Review:

• The Brown Book - Enlisted Force Structure 

• The Blue Book - The Profession of Arms, Our Core Values

• The Blueprint - Roadmap to Enlisted Force Development

• The Purple Book - The Joint Team

Learn about DC Leadership, Mission, History and State Partnership Program (SPP):

• AZ ANG National Guard Leadership

• AZ ANG National Guard State Partnership Program

Key Air Force Systems:

• Key Air Force Systems

Promote Organizational Culture:

• Active Participation in the squadron, group, wing, and community (Top III, Chiefs Group, Joint Councils, National Enlisted Councils, etc.)

• Professional Organizations: EANGA