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  • Afterburner thrills Monster Jam fans

    More than 50,000 monster truck fans packed the Alamodome here Jan. 10 to see their favorite drivers compete in the 2009 Monster Jam.The event kicked off with Air Force Recruiting Service Commander Brig. Gen. A.J. Stewart administering the oath of enlistment to 22 young men and women entering the Air

  • 339th Recruiting Squadron salutes local athletic club

    The 339th Recruiting Squadron recently recognized the Bronson Athletic Club here for their public service and support to the Air Force recruiting mission. The club's General Manager Jim Reading was awarded the Air Force Recruiting Salutes award by squadron commander Lt. Col. Todd Weyerstrass Dec.

  • Airmen earn stripes, promotion

    Christmas came early for three members of Air Force Recruiting Service this week when Brig. Gen. A.J. Stewart called to congratulate them on their STEP promotions. Tech. Sgt. Rob Veuleman, and Staff Sergeants Estuardo Mendoza and Clinton O'Leary were awarded Stripes for Exceptional Performers Dec.

  • Future Airmen swear in at Milwaukee's Bradley Center

    Milwaukee area hockey fans witnessed a special event Dec. 12 courtesy of the 347th Recruiting Squadron and the American Hockey League's Milwaukee Admirals. Twenty future Airmen from the Milwaukee area took center ice at the Bradley Arena and publicly pledged their commitment to join the Air Force.

  • Future Airman gains confidence, loses 160 pounds

    Leo Knight-Inglesby is more determined than ever, and for the past 15 months he has pushed himself beyond limits that he, and his loved ones, ever thought possible. The 22-year-old Silver Spring, Md., native is so set to "Do Something Amazing" in the Air Force that he shed more than 160 pounds to

  • Air Force redesigns recruiting Web site

    Incorporating the latest Internet technologies while reflecting the way ahead for the service, Air Force Recruiting Service launches its redesigned Web site today at www.airforce.com. The Web site serves as the Air Force's official recruiting site and offers potential recruits and the public insight

  • Future Airmen take oath at Louisiana Superdome

    New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons fans witnessed a special pre-game event Dec. 7 courtesy of the 331st Recruiting Squadron and the home team of the "Big Easy."Twenty future Airmen from the New Orleans area publicly pledged their commitment to join the Air Force outside the Louisiana Superdome.

  • Attacked Air Force recruiter in stable condition

    The U.S. Air Force recruiter who was stabbed outside her Harlem, N.Y., recruiting office Dec. 11 remains in stable condition. Staff Sgt. Sarah Charles, a recruiter with the 313th Recruiting Squadron, was speaking with a potential applicant when she was attacked by a female assailant. The recruiter

  • Air Force honors top recruiters for 2008

    Fourteen Air Force recruiters were named tops in their field for fiscal 2008 by Air Force Recruiting Service. The Air Force Blue Suit recruiters for 2008 are: -- Master Sgt. Michael Kovach of the 333rd Recruiting Squadron at Melbourne, Fla. -- Master Sgt. William Malcolm of the 367th RCS at Colorado

  • Air Force recruiter stabbed in New York

    A U.S. Air Force recruiter was stabbed outside her Harlem recruiting office today at about 12:45 p.m. in New York City. Staff Sgt. Sarah Charles, a recruiter with the 313th Recruiting Squadron, is currently in stable condition. Sergeant Charles was talking with a potential applicant at the time of