ONE Air Force Email for entire enlistment

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The Air Force Directory Services (AFDS) has a requirement to provide a persistent e-mail address to all Air Force users.  Its called E-Mail for Life, or E4L.  Anyone with a current CAC card on a .mil, .gov will have one “@us.af.mil” address instead of having to change their email address with each base or command they go to.   The Air Force will also be “deploying an anti-spam solution with this initiative which is sized to protect the Air Force from the worldwide increase in e-mail spam” — Air Force Link.  I imagine that all other branches will follow suit.

There is a trend for all branches of service in which everything seems to be merging.  All the networks (Army, Airforce, Navy) for example must follow a Standard Desktop Configuration.

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