Brown Sworn In As U.S. Air Force Chief

August 04, 2020
Gen. Charles Brown
Credit: U.S. Air Force
Vice President Mike Pence ceremonially swore in a new Air Force chief of staff in the Oval Office Aug. 4. Gen. Charles Brown is the 22nd Air Force chief of staff and the first African-American to hold the post. In the room for the ceremony was Brown’s predecessor, Gen. Dave Goldfein, Vice Chairman...

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