Lt Col Micah D. Bluto  is the Commander of the 351st Recruiting Squadron located at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Ga. She leads a squadron of 100 members responsible for the accessions of new Citizen Airmen across Eastern United States and Europe into the Air Force Reserve Command.  She also advises NAF and wing senior leaders on manning requirements and recommends changes necessary to keep the wings at congressionally mandated levels, while ensuring recruiters target prior and non-prior service qualified prospects to effectively meet Air Force Reserve Command end-strength. 

Lt Col Bluto earned her commission in 2011 through Officer Training School at Maxwell AFB, Ala., after being selected through the Deserving Airman Commissioning Program.  She joined the Air Force in 1998 and served 13 years in the enlisted corps. From 1998 to 2012 she worked as a Network Administrator for various organizations in the Air Force. In 2010, she transferred from Active Duty to the Air Force Reserve component. Lt Col Bluto completed Intelligence Officer Training in January 2012 and primarily supported MQ-9 remotely piloted combat operations as both an Analyst and Instructor Targeteer. Prior to her current position, she was the Director of Operations for the 352d Recruiting Squadron, Fort Worth, Texas.

Lt Col Bluto also served as the Chief of Intelligence for the 726th Operations Group, Chief of Advanced ISR and Threat Integration for the United States Air Force Warfare Center, Chief of Targets for the 732d Operations Group, Executive Officer for the 726th Operations Group, and Intelligence Flight Commander for the 78th Attack Squadron, Creech AFB, Nev. and 429th Attack Squadron, Holloman AFB, N.M. Additionally, she deployed to Tuzla Air Base (AB) in Bosnia-Herzegovina in support of OPERATION JOINT FORGE and Al Dhafra AB in the United Arab Emirates in support of OPERATION SOUTHERN WATCH.

Lt Col Micah D. Bluto  is the Commander of the 351st Recruiting Squadron located at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Ga. She leads a squadron of 100 members responsible for the accessions of new Citizen Airmen across Eastern United States and Europe into the Air Force Reserve Command.  She also advises NAF and wing senior leaders on manning requirements and recommends changes necessary to keep the wings at congressionally mandated levels, while ensuring recruiters target prior and non-prior service qualified prospects to effectively meet Air Force Reserve Command end-strength. 

Lt Col Bluto earned her commission in 2011 through Officer Training School at Maxwell AFB, Ala., after being selected through the Deserving Airman Commissioning Program.  She joined the Air Force in 1998 and served 13 years in the enlisted corps. From 1998 to 2012 she worked as a Network Administrator for various organizations in the Air Force. In 2010, she transferred from Active Duty to the Air Force Reserve component. Lt Col Bluto completed Intelligence Officer Training in January 2012 and primarily supported MQ-9 remotely piloted combat operations as both an Analyst and Instructor Targeteer. Prior to her current position, she was the Director of Operations for the 352d Recruiting Squadron, Fort Worth, Texas.

Lt Col Bluto also served as the Chief of Intelligence for the 726th Operations Group, Chief of Advanced ISR and Threat Integration for the United States Air Force Warfare Center, Chief of Targets for the 732d Operations Group, Executive Officer for the 726th Operations Group, and Intelligence Flight Commander for the 78th Attack Squadron, Creech AFB, Nev. and 429th Attack Squadron, Holloman AFB, N.M. Additionally, she deployed to Tuzla Air Base (AB) in Bosnia-Herzegovina in support of OPERATION JOINT FORGE and Al Dhafra AB in the United Arab Emirates in support of OPERATION SOUTHERN WATCH.

Lt Col Micah D. Bluto  is the Commander of the 351st Recruiting Squadron located at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Ga. She leads a squadron of 100 members responsible for the accessions of new Citizen Airmen across Eastern United States and Europe into the Air Force Reserve Command.  She also advises NAF and wing senior leaders on manning requirements and recommends changes necessary to keep the wings at congressionally mandated levels, while ensuring recruiters target prior and non-prior service qualified prospects to effectively meet Air Force Reserve Command end-strength. 

Lt Col Bluto earned her commission in 2011 through Officer Training School at Maxwell AFB, Ala., after being selected through the Deserving Airman Commissioning Program.  She joined the Air Force in 1998 and served 13 years in the enlisted corps. From 1998 to 2012 she worked as a Network Administrator for various organizations in the Air Force. In 2010, she transferred from Active Duty to the Air Force Reserve component. Lt Col Bluto completed Intelligence Officer Training in January 2012 and primarily supported MQ-9 remotely piloted combat operations as both an Analyst and Instructor Targeteer. Prior to her current position, she was the Director of Operations for the 352d Recruiting Squadron, Fort Worth, Texas.

Lt Col Bluto also served as the Chief of Intelligence for the 726th Operations Group, Chief of Advanced ISR and Threat Integration for the United States Air Force Warfare Center, Chief of Targets for the 732d Operations Group, Executive Officer for the 726th Operations Group, and Intelligence Flight Commander for the 78th Attack Squadron, Creech AFB, Nev. and 429th Attack Squadron, Holloman AFB, N.M. Additionally, she deployed to Tuzla Air Base (AB) in Bosnia-Herzegovina in support of OPERATION JOINT FORGE and Al Dhafra AB in the United Arab Emirates in support of OPERATION SOUTHERN WATCH.

Lt Col Micah D. Bluto  is the Commander of the 351st Recruiting Squadron located at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Ga. She leads a squadron of 100 members responsible for the accessions of new Citizen Airmen across Eastern United States and Europe into the Air Force Reserve Command.  She also advises NAF and wing senior leaders on manning requirements and recommends changes necessary to keep the wings at congressionally mandated levels, while ensuring recruiters target prior and non-prior service qualified prospects to effectively meet Air Force Reserve Command end-strength. 

Lt Col Bluto earned her commission in 2011 through Officer Training School at Maxwell AFB, Ala., after being selected through the Deserving Airman Commissioning Program.  She joined the Air Force in 1998 and served 13 years in the enlisted corps. From 1998 to 2012 she worked as a Network Administrator for various organizations in the Air Force. In 2010, she transferred from Active Duty to the Air Force Reserve component. Lt Col Bluto completed Intelligence Officer Training in January 2012 and primarily supported MQ-9 remotely piloted combat operations as both an Analyst and Instructor Targeteer. Prior to her current position, she was the Director of Operations for the 352d Recruiting Squadron, Fort Worth, Texas.

Lt Col Bluto also served as the Chief of Intelligence for the 726th Operations Group, Chief of Advanced ISR and Threat Integration for the United States Air Force Warfare Center, Chief of Targets for the 732d Operations Group, Executive Officer for the 726th Operations Group, and Intelligence Flight Commander for the 78th Attack Squadron, Creech AFB, Nev. and 429th Attack Squadron, Holloman AFB, N.M. Additionally, she deployed to Tuzla Air Base (AB) in Bosnia-Herzegovina in support of OPERATION JOINT FORGE and Al Dhafra AB in the United Arab Emirates in support of OPERATION SOUTHERN WATCH.