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Explore various career options and opportunities in the U.S. Air Force, from healthcare to cyber, from aviation to law. Learn how to join the Air Force as an officer or enlisted member and earn a competitive salary with benefits.
- Career Finder
Choose from over 200 careers There are many ways to build...
- Aviation and Flight
From Flight Engineers to In-Flight Refueling specialists,...
- Healthcare
From administration to various medical specialties, the Air...
- Law and Order
From serving in the courtroom to deploying emergency...
- Maintenance and Repair
connect with us We’re ready for you. Whether you have...
- Intelligence
To accomplish each mission, it takes the world's most...
- Logistics and Administration
From transporting materials to managing staff, Logistics and...
- Science and Technology
Keep us ahead of the curve ... Whether you have specific...
- Career Finder
Learn about the different components and career paths of the U.S. Air Force and how to join as an enlisted Airmen or an officer. Find out how to connect with recruiters, get updates and explore benefits.
Learn how to apply for different service components, careers and benefits of the U.S. Air Force. Find out the requirements, application process and FAQs for enlisted and officer positions.
This is the home page for Air Force Recruiting Service, headquartered at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas, that publishes Air Force recruiting news, photos, events, and resources including policies, forms, and reference content.
For information about Air Force enlisted, officer and healthcare professional job opportunities, contact a local Air Force recruiter by visiting the Recruiter Locator link on the official Air Force recruiting website at www.airforce.com or call 1-800-423-USAF (8723).
Resources to download the Aim High App, find a recruiter in your local area or apply to join the Air Force or Space Force.
Air Force Recruiting Service recruits quality men and women from a cross-section of America, responsive to the ever-changing needs of the Air Force. The accession of a steady flow of new recruits is essential to maintain a force with the proper distribution of skills.
