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  • A Winding Path: Total Force Recruiter follows unusual road to success

    COLUMBIA, S.C. -- In fiscal year 2020 – Tech. Sgt. Kyle Hauser’s first full year of being an Air Force Reserve recruiter – he met his yearly accession goal in less than four months. How did the personable Airman achieve such remarkable success? By applying what he learned throughout an already

  • Air Force’s inaugural ECHO Flight Airmen share their experiences

    Ten AIrmen were part of the Defense Language Institute English Language Center’s first-ever ECHO Flight beta test, a replica of the U.S. Army ECHO Company program which has been carried out by DLIELC since 1975. ECHO flight’s mission was to provide English-language training and cultural immersion to

  • Total force basic trainees part of Air Force Reserve history

    JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-Randolph, Texas – Several hundred Total Force Air Force enlisted basic military trainees assigned to the 433rd Training Squadron, Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas are making history as the first class to enter training in the fully operational, all-Reserve military

  • Total Force Recruiting starts at the squadron

    OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma – While Air Force Recruiting Service has a large presence at events like NASCAR races, the Indianapolis 500 and other high-profile happenings, recruiting truly starts at the squadron level.One team tackles the coordination of highly-visible national events at the headquarters

  • 360th Recruiting Group holds change of command ceremony

    NEW CUMBERLAND, Penn. – The 360th  Recruiting Group held a change of command ceremony June 18, 2020 here. Col. Timothy Goodroe relinquished command to Col. Jeffrey Rosa, as Maj. Gen. Edward Thomas, Air Force Recruiting Service commander, officiated the ceremony virtually from Joint Base San

  • Million Piece Mission jigsaw features National Museum of the U.S. Air Force

    Air Force Recruiting Service joined the trend of virtual jigsaw puzzles with the launch of an online challenge of piecing together a 1.03 gigapixel image from the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.“We are always looking for innovative ways to inspire and engage with the American public,” said

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