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World Catalog > Regional > North America > United States > Government > Military > Air Force > Field Operating Agencies - FOAs

Field Operating Agencies - FOAs:

AF Non-Appropriated Funds Purchasing (AFNAFPO)

AFSVA subsite. Information related to business opportunities in selling goods and services to Air Force morale, welfare, and recreation activities, such as base lodging, and service clubs.

http://www.afnafpo.com/

AF Technical Applications Center (AFTAC)

AFTAC experts analyze disturbing events for nuclear identification and reports its findings to the national command authorities through HQ AF. Patrick AFB FL with 6 detachments worldwide.

http://www.aftac.gov/

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