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  • Reserve recruiter assists potential Air Reserve Technicians

    Traditional Air Force reservists interested in working full time for the 403rd Wing have a “career coach” to help them navigate the Air Reserve Technician job seeking process.“I’m the Air Reserve Technician employment subject matter expert,” said Master Sgt. David Gaffney, 403rd Wing ART

  • Dover’s in-service recruiter provides alternative to active duty

    Last year, 180 Dover Air Force Base Airmen separated from active-duty service; however, for 50 of those Airmen, electing to leave did not mean they would stop serving. Master Sgt. Heather Lucas-Baptiste, Dover AFB’s Air Force Reserve in-service recruiter, helped make that possible.

  • Avionics Airman inspires young women at aviation camp

    An avionics technician recently returned to her place of inspiration, an event that helped her further set her sights on the skies right after she graduated high school in 2015.Senior Airman Lydia Kamps, of the 756th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, had the opportunity to

  • New AFSC website simplifies hiring

    The Air Force Sustainment Center has a new website, afscciviliancareers.com, aimed at easing the process of recruiting and filling positions using direct and expedited hiring authority.“The AFSC wanted to develop a site that was a repository for collecting resumes from applicants to fill positions

  • Air Force partners with The Basketball Tournament

    Air Force Reserve recruiting picked an ideal location to be the presenting partner for The Basketball Tournament, known as TBT, as record crowds turned out for the Wichita State University regional in late July.TBT, which is in its sixth year, is a 64-team, single-elimination tournament played

  • CSAF administers oath to future Airmen

    Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein administers the oath of enlistment to a group of Air Force recruits during a Heritage to Horizons Concert in honor of Military and Veteran Service Organizations at the Air Force Memorial in Arlington, Virginia, July 26, 2019. (U.S. Air Force Photo by

  • Despite Risk, Recruits Want to Serve, Enlisted Leaders Say

    The U.S. military has been in Afghanistan since 2001 — nearly 18 years now, and the war in Iraq lasted eight years. But despite the risk involved in participating in combat operations, senior enlisted leaders from across the U.S. military say, young Americans still want to serve.

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