How to Watch Air Force Falcons Videos and Follow Their Social Media on the Official Site

You can watch Falcons video content through the Falcon Videos section, which features Falcon Vision and a "More Videos" link, and follow the department through the Falcon Social section, which links to Instagram and Facebook. Both sections sit on the goairforcefalcons.com homepage, below the Top Stories and Quick Links areas. No login or payment is mentioned on the page for viewing this content.

Where the video content lives

The homepage organizes video in two related places:

• Falcon Videos — the main video block, headed by Falcon Vision, with a More Videos link for additional clips.
• Top Stories — story items that include embedded playable video, such as game recaps and postgame interviews.

The page evidence shows the type of clips you can expect: a game highlight ("Falcons give UNLV first Conference loss with big win at home"), a coach-and-players postgame press session ("Troy Calhoun and Players POST UNLV"), and a weekend series recap ("Air Force splits the weekend series with Lindenwood").

How to get there

1. Open goairforcefalcons.com.
2. Scroll past the rotating banner and Top Stories to the Falcon Videos block.
3. Select Falcon Vision or a specific clip thumbnail to play it; use More Videos to browse the wider library.
4. For game-specific clips, check Top Stories first — recap stories often carry the video inline.

Expected result: the selected clip plays in the page's video player. If a clip does not start, the page's own player controls (play/pause, skip ad, close ad) are the first thing to check, since the rotator and video areas include ad-style overlays.

Following Falcons social media

The Falcon Social section collects the department's social channels in one place:

The page also notes when there are no Facebook posts to display, so the embedded feed may appear empty at times even though the link to the account still works. For a reliable view, use the direct Instagram or Facebook links rather than waiting on the embedded feed.

Other visual content worth knowing

Two slideshow features round out the site's media:

• Facilities Slideshow — a rotating look at Air Force Academy athletics facilities.
• Featured Athlete — a profile spotlight; the page evidence highlights women's soccer's Annika Jost, including her stats and honors from a pair of Mountain West wins.

These are browse-only slideshows rather than video, but they sit alongside the video and social blocks and are easy to miss if you stop at Top Stories.

Practical notes

• Timing: video and story content updates around events. The page evidence lists upcoming and final events (rifle vs. Ole Miss, men's water polo at UC Davis, soccer vs. UC Davis, football's 41–31 win over UNLV), so check back after games for fresh clips.
• Ads and rotators: the homepage uses pause/skip controls on its rotating banners. If a video area seems stuck, use those controls before assuming the clip is unavailable.
• No account needed for what's shown: the page evidence describes open viewing of videos and social links; nothing indicates a sign-in requirement for this content. Ticketing and premium seating are separate links in Quick Links and are not part of video or social access.

For schedules, results, and team news beyond video, the site's calendar and results listings are the place to start; this guide covers only the video and social sections.