Air Force writing workspace
Award packages and EPBs, written with you.
Nobody teaches a new NCO how to write these. The assistant asks what a board asks, keeps every number you give it, and turns your answers into statements that fit the form. You stay in charge of every word.
Tell it what happened
In plain words, or paste your Airman's notes as they came. It sorts them and asks one question at a time until each bullet is strong.
Polish, don't struggle
Fix the grammar, paraphrase, fit the limit, click any word for a better one. Built for people writing in a second language.
Export the real form
The official DAF Form 1206 comes out filled: header, sections, every bullet in place, still editable in Adobe.
Nothing invented
Every number in a draft traces back to what you said, and the audit says so.
Your wing's standard
Calibrated on real submitted packages: two lines a bullet, dense, name-led.
Never classified
Keep classified and CUI out. Describe the effect, not the specifics.