Montana seven take on physically demanding PAST

There are times when people wonder if they have what it takes to be in Air Force Special Operations. Seven young men from Montana took the challenge to test their fortitude July 26, and they found their answer to be a resounding yes. For most people, a normal Saturday morning consists of some

AFRS' four-star visit

331st Recruiting Squadron 'Salutes' Lafayette restaurateur

The 331st Recruiting Squadron recently recognized a Lafayette, La., businessman for his public service and support to the Air Force recruiting mission. Louis Dupuy, who owns three Julien's PoBoy's locations here, was awarded the Air Force Recruiting Salutes award by squadron commander Lt. Col. Mike

338th RCS shares air power at Dayton International 2008 Air Show

The 338th Recruiting Squadron from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base helped show visitors what the Air Force is all about at the Dayton International 2008 Air Show June 20. The event attracted about 90,000 enthusiasts and provided an ideal environment for recruiters to talk to people about today's air

Latest recruiting numbers underscore strength of all-volunteer force

Defense officials today pointed to the 13th consecutive month of recruiting success as a sign that the all-volunteer force, now 35 years old, remains solid. Recruiting and retention statistics for June, released today, show that all services met or exceeded their active-duty recruiting goals. The

343rd Wolfpack runs with Greenwood NASCAR star

Carl Edwards is one of many drivers on the NASCAR Sprint Cup circuit, but when the driver of No. 99 Office Depot car stops in Greenwood, Neb., he lands rock star status. Greenwood is home to I-80 Speedway, located 40 miles west of Omaha. I-80 Speedway is also Mr. Edward's home track, so when he

339th RCS celebrates Michigan tradition of growing cherries, flying

The 339th Recruiting Squadron conducted one of its biggest marketing weekends of the year during July 4th weekend in two of Michigan's largest events, the National Cherry Festival and the Battle Creek Field of Flight Air Show and Balloon Festival.The National Cherry Festival was the 82nd annual

Local Airmen earn top enlisted honor

Master Sgt. George Price, 45th Space Wing Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit supervisor, and Staff Sgt. James Weltin, from the Melbourne-based 333rd Recruiting Squadron were both named by the Air Force as two of its very best and members of the prestigious "12 Outstanding Airmen of the Year for 2008."

Recruiting idols

Vote of Confidence

Airman Kelly Anderson doesn't consider herself a complete person, yet. Granted, she's only 19 and has barely been in the Air Force a nanosecond. But she desperately wants to shed her sedate, York, Pa., upbringing and make an impact on the world. Her first step toward doing this was joining the Air