While Air Force Reserve Command recruiters work to fill vacancies in a variety of career fields, they must also work to fill shortages within their own ranks. Scott Ostrow, chief of the AFRC Recruiting Training Branch. We're looking for enthusiastic enlisted members with five-level training in their career field, who are interested in an active guard and reserve renewable tour in recruiting. Potential applicants should visit their unit's senior recruiter for an initial interview and to complete an application.
Accepted applicants travel to command headquarters for further evaluation.
Then it's on to five weeks of recruiting training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. At present, there are 15 recruiting vacancies throughout the United States at Reserve flying wing locations. We want to get the word out that we're looking for Reserve recruiters who are goal oriented. Meeting goal is the bottom line for Reserve recruiters, said Ostrow. Despite having the best annual accession rate per recruiter, the command fell short of meeting its goal for the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30.