Air Force announces OTS selection board 10OT01 results

A total of 117 men and women from across America have earned an opportunity to become Air Force leaders following their selection for an officer's commission, officials here announced today. Air Force Recruiting Service officials considered 461 applications as part of Officer Training School

Air Force officials reinforce tattoo, body alteration policy

Air Force senior leaders here have taken steps to ensure Air Force dress and personal appearance standards are applied consistently across the service."It's about enforcing and maintaining Air Force standards," said Lt. Gen. Richard Y. Newton III, the deputy chief of staff for manpower and

Homestead air show welcomes new Airmen

Homestead held its first air show in 18 years Nov. 7 - 8, 2009, drawing more than 80,000 spectators, including new Air Force recruits in the delayed enlistment program. The theme of this year's air show was Wings over Homestead, which featured numerous displays both in the air and on the ground -

Miami Heat welcomes newest Airmen

Detroit Pistons Host America's Future Airmen

The Detroit Pistons recently teamed up with the 339th Recruiting Squadron to host one of the most unique delayed entry program swearing-in ceremonies in the squadron's history. The Pistons hosted Military Salute Night to honor and pay tribute to all the branches of the U.S. Armed Services during the

Rise of the Cyber Wingman

10 principles Airmen must knowEvery day, malicious code, worms, botnets and hooks attack Air Force computers hardware, software and the Internet. They infiltrate classified information and compromise national security. In response, the Air Force is stepping up its mission to defend

Swearing in at the speedway

Air Force recruiters gain new perspective

After spending a week shadowing military training instructors, two Air Force recruiters have a renewed perspective for potential recruits. Staff Sgts. Cheryl Vercellona and Eduardo Velarde, 341st Recruiting Squadron, shadowed MTIs and their flights from the 323rd Training Squadron Oct. 19-23. The

AF recruiter plays hero, stops robbery in progress

An Air Force recruiter became a hero Oct. 29, after stopping a robbery in progress while attending his unit's annual training conference here.Staff Sgt. Cesar Munoz, a recruiter with the 344th Recruiting Squadron stationed in Killeen, Texas, displayed true service before self by stopping and

Air Force Honor Guard Drill team performs for RHS student body

Hours of exacting, disciplined practice of precise, split-second maneuvers aren't just the hallmark of Air Force pilots. Those positive attributes are also exemplified by dress-uniformed, decorated Airmen who silently spin, throw and catch heavy, bayoneted M-1 Garand rifles with fixed bayonets