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  • Air Force extends basic military training

    The first group of Air Force recruits to experience expanded basic military training arrived here Nov. 4. These new recruits are the first to face the challenges of an additional 14 days of training from 6.5 to 8.5 weeks. The added time will be used to enhance and reinforce BMT's current war skills

  • AFRS salutes its recent chief master sergeant selects

    The Air Force selected eight of 41 eligible Air Force Recruiting Service senior master sergeants for promotion to chief master sergeant. AFRS officials congratulate the following E-9 selects: Chief master sergeant selectDavid Anderson, 344th Recruiting Squadron Jeffrey Cheney, 331st RCS Ronnie J.

  • Baltimore Polytechnic alumni shares game plan for success

    Sharing the words of automotive tycoon Henry Ford, "Whether you think you can or you think you can't, you're right," Brig. Gen. A.J. Stewart challenged the Air Force Junior ROTC students of his high school alma mater Nov. 7 to push themselves to achieve more than they currently think possible. The

  • Air Force, Xbox LIVE hook up to feature recruiting message

    The Air Force announced Monday its partnership with Microsoft to promote the Xbox LIVE "Horror Meets Comedy" original short film series set to premiere exclusively on Xbox LIVE Nov. 19. As the sole sponsor of the series, the Air Force will feature customized introduction billboards that are set to

  • Team seeks Airmen ready for 'something different'

    Air Education and Training Command officials here encourage Airmen seeking to do "something different" during their Air Force career to apply for special duty assignments. To spread the word, members of the Air Force Recruiting Service Recruiter Screening Team visit Air Force bases across the nation

  • Air Force meets, exceeds recruiting goals for ninth consecutive year

    The Air Force met its active-duty enlisted recruiting goal for the ninth year in a row, and met its chaplain and Officer Training School accession goals for fiscal year 2008. "I'm proud of our highly-professional recruiting force who continues to exemplify the Air Force core values of integrity,

  • 364th RCS gives AFRS commander high ops tempo tour

    The men and women of the 364th Recruiting Squadron recently demonstrated how high operations tempo is shared not only by those on the front line of the war on terrorism, but also by members of Air Force Recruiting Service who work to find and mentor the next generation of Airmen. From Sept. 23-28,

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