345th RCS gets caught up in Arch Madness

The Scottrade Center in St. Louis was the site of the 2014 NCAA Missouri Valley Conference Men's Basketball Championship March 6-9.Members of the 345th Recruiting Squadron on hand to highlight Air Force opportunities were Capt. Brian Kroeger; 1st Lt. Christopher Bollinger; Senior Master Sgt. Jeffrey

Air Force recruiter helps build Afghan forces

Wearing 50 pounds of armor and carrying an M-4 assault rifle with a full combat load, a U.S. Air Force recruiter is working to recruit the future of the Afghan air force.Deployed as an adviser with the 438th Air Expeditionary Wing/NATO Air Training Command-Afghanistan Senior Master Sgt. Carmelo Vega

Airmen must revalidate dependents

By Dec. 31, every Airman will be required to provide their servicing finance office with documentation for all dependents as part of Air Force audit readiness efforts.This one-time, Air Force-wide recertification process will allow the Air Force to validate Airmen's basic allowance for housing

332nd RCS recruiters attend Veteran’s Information Center Grand Opening

AETC commander visits recruiting schoolhouse

Retiree continues to give back to his team

Brad Sanker, the 345th Recruiting Squadron's Unit Program Coordinator, knows how to support his team. A retired Air Force master sergeant and former vehicle operator, Sanker participated in Operation Iraqi Freedom convoy operations in 2006 and 2010."We risked our lives every day to deliver basic

The Editor's Vault: Women have a voice through DACOWITS

Editor's note: I was a staff sergeant stationed at the U.S. Air Force Academy public affairs office when this story was published in the Academy newspaper on Nov. 1, 1985.In 1985, maternity leave was four weeks for active-duty women. In 2014, it is six weeks minimum, and active-duty spouses are now

In-step master sergeants share small world, big Air Force

Ulysses is a small town in Southwest Kansas, population approximately 6,000. In 1998, two Airmen-to-be left Ulysses behind for the promise of adventure with the U.S. Air Force. It's not an uncommon odyssey for most Airmen, but what makes this story unique is that these two Airmen - now both

Recruiters provide assistance at New Mexico crash scene

Three Air Force recruiters in Albuquerque, N.M., assigned to the 367th Recruiting Squadron put their military training to the test Feb. 24 after they witnessed a motor vehicle collide with a motorcycle, injuring the two riders. The recruiters secured the scene and provided first aid until ambulances

319th Recruiting Squadron sponsors Harris Hill Ski Jumping Competition