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| Air and Space Service of Notreceau Service Aéronautique et Escape de Notreceau | |
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 Logo of the Air and Space Service of Notreceau | |
| Active | 1908-1915 (As the Army Air Arm) 1915 - 2010 (As independent formation) 2010-Present (Reconstituted as Air and Space Service) |
| Country |  Notreceau |
| Commanders | |
| Marshal of the Directorate | Théo Faucheux |
| Director of the Department of National Defense | Léon Blanc |
| Director of the Department of the Air and Space Service | Emilé Lucard |
| Chief of Staff of the Air and Space Service | Jean Richelieu |
| Insignia | |
| Roundel of the Notreceauen Air and Space Service |  |
| Fin flash of the Notreceauen Air and Space Service |  |
The Air and Space Service of Notreceau (En Notreceauen: Service Aéronautique et Escape de Notreceau) commonly referred to as the Air Force of Notreceau is the aerial component of the Notreceauen Military. Established in 1908 as the Army Air Arm before achieving institutional independence in 1915 and finally taking on space-borne duties in 2010 the Air and Space Service is the youngest independent branch of the Notreceauen military. The primary objective of the Air and Space Service is to "Maintain aerial domination and control within the battlespaces of the Directorate via any means necessary." Service in the Air and Space Service allows veterans to run for political office within the Directorate (see: politics of Notreceau).
The current Chief of Staff of the Air and Space Service is Jean Richelieu.
Airmen enlist for five year terms in the Air and Space Service, after which they held in reserve status for an additional five years. As of July 2024 the Air and Space Service consists of some [insert] active duty service members as well as [insert] reservists.
