347th RCS members participate in memorial events

AFRS Transformation underway: Innovation in recruiting essential to Air Force future

The newest market data is revealing, by the time a young man or woman turns 16, they've made their decision about the military -- and for a surprising number, that answer is "no." And, the trend is growing. According to the Joint Advertising Market Research & Studies June 2011 "State of Recruiting

DEPpers reaffirm Air Force commitment in Times Square

AFRS commander receives NAACP Meritorious Service Award

AFRS sergeant captures OAY award

Hard work, determination and balance- these seem to be the key ingredients and what it takes to make an Outstanding Airman of the Year. The 2010 Outstanding Airmen of the Year selection recognized Airmen and their Air Force career accomplishments. The Air Force selected 12 Outstanding Airmen of the

Airmen energize National Service at White House summit honoring S. Asian American military members

Members of the 317th Recruiting Squadron led the military portion of a diversity summit aimed at recognizing the contributions of South Asian Americans at the White House on July 29-31.The summit focused on energizing national service through goodwill and selflessness to the community, and was

337 RCS graphic design artist impacts recruiting efforts

Graphic design images cover the walls of a local Air Force Military Entrance Processing Station sergeant's office. Many of the images are designed by the sergeant himself and his talents are having an impact on Air Force recruiting efforts.Tech. Sgt. David Hahn, MEPS liaison supervisor, has designed

Military Recruiting, Retention Remain Strong

A bumper crop of new high school graduates who joined the military in June helped the Defense Department continue its strong recruiting and retention streak.All four services met or exceeded their fiscal-year-to-date goals for active-duty accessions through June 30, along with five of the six

341st RCS welcomes new commander

Local recruiter dons multiple hats: Airman, mother, now published author

It all started out as a passion for English and a love for writing for one Airman here, and that same passion manifested itself into a published novel for young adults. Tech. Sgt. Bethany Lopez, 337th Recruiting Squadron Sumter recruiter, recently published a book for young teenage girls called, "Ta