US Air Force Recruiting Office (Find A Recruiter)

Many people who are interested in applying for the United States Air Force or those who have just applied always ask this question. How do I find a Recruiter? Where is the US Air Force Recruiting Office?, How do I locate a US Recruiting Office Near Me?. Not to worry because we are going to give details about the US Air Force Recruiting Office, How to meet a Recruiter and how to find a recruiter near you.

Previously, we have written an article on the US Air Force Recruitment, If you have not applied, you can read on how to Apply before searching for Air Force Recruiting Office. Now before you visit any recruiter, there few tips that will help you when visiting any military recruiter.

US Air Force recruiting office

Tips For Visiting An Air Force Recruiting Office

Below are the Tips for visiting a Military Recruiter According to Military.com

1. Have no fear. One thing You should understand first before visiting an Air Force Recruiter is that You should have no fear. Be bold enough to ask questions and answer questions Remember you are under no obligation when speaking to a recruiter. And also remember that you have the ability to change your mind at any time before you sign the final enlistment contract.

2. Go with someone. We all know that for some people to stay at ease, they need to be with a close friend, Parents, or someone they trust.

3. Know the ASVAB. Please note that before you can get the Air Force Job, You have to score well on the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test. But also note that this test alone doesn’t guarantee that you are going to get the job. There are some other criteria you need to meet, such as physical fitness, eyesight, security requirements, and education level.

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4. Be stationed where you want. In the Armed Services, Some services have programs where they can guarantee your first duty station. Be sure to ask the Air Force Recruiter if it’s also applicable, but remember that after your first unit, you could serve anywhere.

5. Get paid more. For those who have special training or education, you may qualify to join at a higher rank and pay. Remember to ask the recruiter.

6. Choose your start date. Use the Delayed Entry Program to your advantage. Tell your recruiter the earliest date you are able to go to basic training.

7. Choose your commitment. The shortest enlistment contract requires a commitment of two years of active duty and four years in the inactive reserve. The standard enlistment contracts are four or six years of active service, followed by an inactive reserve commitment.

8. Correct the contract before signing. Typos and errors can create problems. Make sure the contract is right before you sign it.

9. Get it in writing. Guarantees such as the military occupational specialty (MOS), bonuses, and the college fund must be reflected in the enlistment contract.

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US Air Force Recruiting Office (How to Meet A Recruiter)

For You to get an Air Force Recruiting Office near you, You have to visit US Air Force Recruiting Office Page https://www.airforce.com/find-a-recruiter, Choose your location by entering your zip code and enter your education level. You will be merged with an Air Force Recruiter Near You.

For Overseas recruiters, Below is the list of the Air Force Recruitment Offices Available according to Airforce.com

Air Force Recruiting Office Overseas

TSgt Angelo Barcelona

369 RCS/GG
Unit 5123, Bldg. 316, Rm. 118
Yokota Air Base,Japan

315-225-7328 angelo.barcelona.1@us.af.mil

MSgt Bobby Rodriguez

44509 Valley Central Way
Lancaster,CA

661-948-8227 bobby.rodriguez@us.af.mil

TSgt Ryan Lafferty

369 RCS/G
414 W. Soledad Ave., Ste. A-10
Agana,Guam

671-685-8281 ryan.lafferty@us.af.mil

TSgt Jonathan Rice

369 RCS/GG
Unit 5134, Bldg. 428, Rm. 121
Kadena Air Base,Japan

315-632-7835 jonathan.rice.1@us.af.mil

TSgt Jerell Borman

98-200 Kamehameha Hwy. Ste. 40
Aiea,HI

808-486-9295 jerrell.borman@us.af.mil

TSgt Shiloh Pogue

98-1005 Moanalua Road
Aiea,HI

(808) 486-1004 shiloh.pogue@us.af.mil

TSgt Michael Lunsford

369 RCS/G
414 W. Soledad Ave., Ste. A-10
Agana,Guam

671-747-9130 michael.lunsford.2@us.af.mil

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MSgt. Robert Parent

San Patricio Plaza Ste. F-10
F.D. Roosevelt Esq. San Patricio
Guaynabo,PR

787-781-1077 robert.parent@rs.af.mil

  • SSgt German Sanders
100 San Patricio Ave. Ste. F-10
F.D. Roosevelt Esq. San Patricio
Guaynabo,PR

787-485-9183 german.sanders@us.af.mil

  • TSgt Michael Rivera Vega
2070 Av Rafael Cordero Santiago Ste. 101
Ponce,PR

(787) 485-9187 michael.rivera_vega.1@us.af.mil

TSgt Jorge Cruz Montero

100 San Patricio Ave. Ste. F-10
F.D. Roosevelt Esq. San Patricio
Guaynabo,PR

787-485-9183 jorge.cruz_montero.1@us.af.mil

  • TSgt Charlie Lorenzo
100 San Patricio Ave. Ste. F-10
F.D. Roosevelt Esq. San Patricio
Guaynabo,PR

787-485-9183 charlie.lorenzo@us.af.mil

  • TSgt Shayne Vander Kuyl
4500 Sunny Isle Shopping Center, Suite G
Christiansted, St. Croix,VI

340-778-3808 shayne.vanderkuyl@us.af.mil

  • TSgt Steven Brooks
4500 Sunny Isle Shopping Center, Suite G
Christiansted, St. Croix,VI

340-778-3808 shayne.vanderkuyl@us.af.mil

 

TSgt Michael Strickland, TSgt Christine Mixon

Ramstein AB, Germany
Bldg. 2301
Ramstein AB,Germany

49-637147-3430 319rcs.h-flight@us.af.mil

319th Recruiting Squadron

Stuttgart, Germany
Stuttgart,Germany

49-703115-3085 319rcs.h-flight@us.af.mil

TSgt Dustin Cunha

RAF Lakenheath, UK
Bldg. 948, Rm. 304
RAF Lakenheath,UK

44-163852-3231 dustin.cunha@us.af.mil

318th Recruiting Squadron, Talent Acquisitions

50 Burlington Rd.
Burlington,MA

318RCS.EFlt.TalentAcquisitions@us.af.mil

TSgt Jeremy McManus

Bldg. 1462, Rm. 202
Aviano AB, Italy,Italy

39-0434-301-309 jeremy.mcmanus.2@us.af.mil, 319rcs.h-flight@us.af.mil

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