In this final weekly address of 2021, Airman Khan wants to share his accomplishments and feats that he was able to bring to the table under his leadership and airmanship throughout the year in great length and compares his current year accomplishments of what he was able to do this year that he couldn’t do exactly the previous year. He describes how he is looking forward to carrying that positive momentum going into 2022 and wraps up the 2021 weekly podcast series with warm delightful wishes to those that are celebrating the Holidays and the New Year's season. Cheers to 2022 ..read more

Airman Khan takes his time in this weekly address to share his remarks on getting accepted to the NASA L’SPACE Mission Concept Academy for the Spring 2022 season, lasting between January and April 2022, based in the Western state of Arizona. This academy will give the fewest of those selected the chance and the opportunity to explore behind the Lucy Mission and provide research framework projects dedicated to this 12-year long mission, visiting over eight asteroids within a plethora of constellations with one spacecraft, the first space mission to ever get all of it done. What else can the peo ..read more

Airman Khan discusses his updates on his airmanship and his personal life, more of a bit like a memoir or a personal diary entry, which is not typical of his weekly addresses so far going into this year. He details his plans on getting his FY2022 budget finalized, completing the endorsements and applications for the Congressional Youth Program by the December 31st deadlines, and getting ready to move his airmanship forward to the West Coast going into the year 2022. He admits that he did not like the fact that he did not get to finish everything he wanted in this fast-paced year of global hist ..read more

Upon returning back from Merritt Island, Airman Khan discusses the vital mission both the NASA and the United States Space Force share in upcoming space programs and spaceflight missions for this decade and beyond in great detail. He explains about the Artemis Program, the program focusing on sending humans back to the Moon for the first time since the 1970s, and how it is great for both space agencies to advocate for the mission through funding already achieved and partnerships already gained through private and commercial space companies, such as Space-X and Blue Origin. He concludes that hi ..read more

Airman Khan formally concludes the month of October with major takeaways on the airmanship’s annual theme of being committed toward building a great cyberspace, where we are preserving the beauty of our digital landscape with the help of our people. He uses crucial statistical data to make points on how vital it is to protect families from cyber threats at all costs, and how they serve as a simple reminder to not expect digital safety to come for you, but has to come through your actions every day. He plans on pushing the expansion of public efforts to bring awareness on staying committed towa ..read more

Airman Khan discusses about what he has done so far for the past nine months as Pilot since January, and what are his priorities looking like for the upcoming year 2022, which includes the Forex Funded Blueprint adherence for the FY 2022, working to provide the unemployed more resources to get started in digital commerce, and many others. He explains about the current conditions of American families with fiscal struggles, such as falling behind in rent, student loans, and car payments across the country. He concludes that every year is a Year of Action, not a year of sit-downs and rallies for ..read more

Airman Khan takes the time to brief on a topic that nobody’s willing to talk about, but he chose to discuss it as an informational topic of the week. He discusses about the dangers of nuclear holocaust, the specifics on how it can damage cities, countries, roads, people’s bodies once exposed to the radiation of the nuclear components, and the place’s ecosystems in great length, during this weekly address. He recommends that this topic is something for the people to be mindful of and know what to do in case of a potential nuclear danger for future reference. He concludes with providing a few re ..read more

The Pilot has started this weekly address of with describing his recommended plans for the people to be economically prepared from times of crisis and the expansion of the Great Resignation phenomenon for small businesses and typical retail workers along with middle class families. He debriefs on his recent approval of his blueprint he designed early last month about helping families and individuals getting funded with hedge funds up to $1 million and beyond for funding and being able to generate profits based on the skillset that they have learned through the day trading sector every month, a ..read more

Airman Khan focuses on explaining the current relations between America and the Eastern Hemisphere, specifically with Asia and the Middle East. Despite our successes and failures we have witnessed in our recent history and studies, he recommends from his research on how to improve effective diplomatic relations with the countries going forward in this weekly address. He concludes that although the United States can change its’ past, he believes that this is a great opportunity to expose them to our space exploration efforts and economic webinars through his plans of research, education, and ou ..read more

Airman Khan starts of by recapping the recent National Aerospace Week and appreciating the ingenuity of those who worked passionately for the space and national defense industries since the early 20th century. Then, he moved on to the week’s topic that explains about how the world is shaping and influencing the future of our digital landscape as well as how the revolution is currently done by citizens and users of the internet on a day-to-day basis. He emphasizes heavily on the rise of digital entrepreneurship and how it has given more people the chance to build businesses and earn income from ..read more