General Is First African American Leader Of A U.S. Military Service

General Charles Q. Brown Jr. was confirmed as the first African American Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force. His confirmation coincided with George Floyd's funeral, highlighting racial tensions. Brown shared his experiences with racial bias in the military, emphasizing the need for diversity. With 35 years of service and significant achievements, he was nominated by President Trump, who praised his leadership. Brown will succeed General David Goldfein, who is retiring.

What significant event coincided with General Charles Q. Brown Jr.'s confirmation as the U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff?

• The anniversary of the Air Force's founding

• The launch of a new Air Force aircraft

• George Floyd's funeral

• The signing of a new defense bill

What challenge did General Brown often face during his Air Force career?

• Being the only African American in his squadron

• Frequent relocations

• Lack of flight hours

• Limited access to leadership training

How many years has General Brown served in the Air Force?

• 40 years

• 35 years

• 30 years

• 25 years

Who nominated General Brown for the position of U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff?

• President George W. Bush

• President Donald Trump

• President Barack Obama

• President Joe Biden

What is the total number of flying hours General Brown has accumulated?

• 2500 hours

• 2000 hours

• 3000 hours

• 3500 hours