The scrapbook also contains information on how to submit pictures for display. Membership is open to men and women, commissioned officers, non-commissioned officers, warrant officers, enlisted and civilian personnel who served in AACS, AFCS or AFCC between November 1938 and May 1993. Spouses of Regular members and spouses of deceased members are also eligible to join. A newsletter is published in June and November of each year. The AACS Alumni Association membership classifications are Regular, Associate, Life Members, and Honorary.
Dues are minimal and affordable to all members.
See How to Join . The AACS Alumni Association derives its name from the original United States Air Force designation of Airways and Air Communications Service which was the successor to the Army Airways Communications System. The organization also exists to provide the membership a forum for educational and humanitarian services, to renew friendships, and exchange news of common interest concerning activities of personnel both current and past. Larry and Doris Camp were visiting with Dux and Pearl LeDoux in Eunice, LA in the Fall of 1976 when the subject of old friends from days gone by came up. Larry and Doris Camp have the honor of not only hosting the first reunion in 1977, but with Dux and Pearl LeDoux being the initial driving force of locating people and starting what is now one of the finest alumni associations in the Air Force.