Air Force announces OTS rated selection board 14OT03 Results

A total of 304 men and women from across America have earned an opportunity to become Air Force leaders following their selection for an officer's commission, officials announced today.Air Force Recruiting Service officials considered 397 applications as part of the Officer Training School rated

Recruiter applies SABC training to save lives

On the early morning of Sept. 4, Tech. Sgt. Ryan Cole, 317th Recruiting Squadron line officer accessions recruiter at Waldorf, Md., witnessed a multiple-vehicle accident and was the first on scene.He quickly called upon his Self-Aid Buddy Care training to assess and treat each of the drivers."I saw

Recruiting ‘best leadership opportunity in the Air Force’

Growing up as a military brat, the last thing Mike Romero the college student had in mind was joining the Air Force. A chance discussion with one of his roommates led him to discover he didn't need an aeronautical engineering degree to fly, so on the first day of his junior year he visited the ROTC

Suicide Prevention Month: A reminder of our 24/7/365 responsibility to ourselves and each other

All Airmen have a responsibility that lasts much longer than a one-month campaign. This responsibility extends beyond ourselves and includes our work environment, our families, friends, fellow Airmen and our communities.  While Suicide Prevention Month is observed across the United States in

Fourth time’s the charm for Chapman family

Exactly 97 years after his great-grandfather enlisted to serve in World War I, Riley Joseph Chapman is raising his right hand and becoming a member of the armed forces. He is the fourth generation in his family to enlist in the military on the same date - Sept. 17.The tradition began when Pvt. Riley

Johnson becomes 33rd Air Force Recruiting Service commander

Brig. Gen. James C. Johnson assumed command of the Air Force Recruiting Service in a ceremony here, Sept. 11. On the 13th Anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Johnson reiterated the importance of the recruiting mission. "Recruiting and retaining exceptional Airmen is the cornerstone of our Air

Commentary: We will not be broken

Editor's Note: Charisse McNeal is an Air Force veteran who served as a medical technician then administration for over seven years in the late 1980s. She began working with Air Force Recruiting Service in Arlington, Va. in 2009.On Sept. 11, 2001, as I poured my coffee and dressed my kid, read my

Remembering 9/11

Sept. 11, 2001, stands out in many American's minds as a heartbreaking day of tragedy. For Airmen and civilians assigned to Air Force Recruiting Service, that day brings back a flood of emotions as they recall where they were when the terrorists attacked.OverseasTech. Sgt. David Daniels, now a 362nd

Welcome to AFRS, Brig. Gen. James C. Johnson!

Air Force revamps AEF

The Air Force will deploy Agile Combat Support Airmen under its redesigned air expeditionary force construct October 1. The primary purpose of the redesign was to look at ways to deploy more ACS Airmen with their units and standardize dwell times across the Air Force as much as possible to present a