United States Air Force

Sure, the F-22 steals the show…but the real story is the Airmen behind it. From executing precision flight demonstrations to connecting with communities across the world, every moment the Demo Team spends on the road is powered by Airmen with a purpose and a story to tell. At the Kaneohe Bay Air Show, Capt Nick “Laz” Le Tourneau showcased the F-22 Raptor’s unmatched capabilities. While the team isn’t stationed overseas, they represent the Air Force on a global stage, building partnerships and inspiring the next generation wherever they land. Across the Air Force, Airmen in service experience that impact every day: ✈️ Building lifelong friendships in new communities ✈️ Experiencing unique cultures while representing the Air Force ✈️ Growing as leaders and professionals in diverse environments ✈️ Finding opportunities to serve beyond flying, from humanitarian missions to mentorship Airmen stationed around the world often say base life abroad is a community where resilience, camaraderie and cultural exchange thrive. For future recruits, these stories are a reminder: Joining the Air Force isn’t just about the high-tech aircraft, or the cool career and training or your status; it’s about the people, the places and the global impact you’ll experience along the way.

Before an aircraft leaves the ground, it depends on the expertise of Aerospace Propulsion Specialists, AKA the Air Force’s jet engine experts. These Airmen maintain, diagnose and repair complex systems, ensuring every engine delivers maximum thrust, efficiency and reliability. Their precision keeps aircraft mission-ready and Airmen safe in the skies. Behind every successful flight is a team whose work makes takeoff possible. Propel yourself forward. Aerospace Propulsion careers ▶️ http://spr.ly/60467zfD6

Objective: Turn data into intel 🧠 Be at the forefront of data analyzation as an Operations Intelligence Specialist by helping to ensure our teams have the intel they need to remain safe and successfully complete their missions. Here’s what you’ll do: ⭐ Provide analysis of adversary threats ⭐ Conduct external training on collecting and reporting requirements ⭐ Prepare reports and briefings to Commanders and aircrews ⭐ Assess vulnerabilities of telecommunications networks You’ll excel in this career if you: ✔️ Are an analytical thinker ✔️ Have technical proficiency or are willing to learn ✔️ Can handle sensitive material with discretion ✔️ Want a career that challenges you After BMT, attend Technical Training for 110 days at Goodfellow Air Force Base where you will finish up as an Enlisted Airman with credits earned towards Intelligence Studies and Technology. Interested? http://spr.ly/6045AtLSl

When you have to keep the mission moving, every second counts. Mission exercises like Resolute Force Pacific (REFORPAC) test the ability to rapidly deploy forces and equipment across vast distances. Part of a larger series of Department-Level Exercises, REFORPAC spans more than 50 locations across the Pacific, sharpening the Air Force’s ability to project airpower in contested environments. REFORPAC 2025 brought together a diverse group of Airmen: 💪 Civil Engineers 💪 Pavement and Construction Equipment specialists 💪 Emergency Management teams 💪 Logistics and Supply experts 💪 Airfield Management professionals Airmen work side by side to enhance technical proficiency with heavy equipment operations, advanced construction materials and specialized repair techniques. REFORPAC is more than a mission – it’s a training opportunity to take skills from base to the real-world. Have you participated in REFORPAC before? What did the training teach you? Drop your answer below.

Ready to work on the frontline of invisible warfare? Spectrum Defense Operations technicians manage frequencies to support land, aircraft and space radio communication. In order for us to coordinate on missions happening all over the world, we must establish secure radio waves. Have an interest in cybersecurity, tech and national defense but no prior experience? Don’t worry – we’ll teach you all you need to know to succeed in this role. Get prepared through: 💪 7.5 weeks of BMT 💻 70 days of Technical Training at Keesler Air Force Base 🎓 Finish Tech Training as an Enlisted Airman with credits earned towards Information Systems Technology Take your career further through earning cybersecurity certifications such as: ✔️ CompTIA Security+ ✔️ CompTIA Network+ ✔️ CompTIA CySA+ Those who master the spectrum control the fight. Think you’re qualified? http://spr.ly/6047AtxJc

Serving in a Cyber and Intelligence role with the Air Force is an opportunity to invest in your future and defend the nation. While you protect our networks, secure the spectrum and analyze intelligence, you can also earn industry-recognized certifications as no personal cost. What You’ll Earn: ☑️ CompTIA Security + ☑️ CompTIA Network+ ☑️ Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) ☑️ Certified Cyber Intelligence Professional (CCIP) And more! How It Works: 👉 Crush 7.5 weeks of BMT 👉 Attend Technical Training and earn credits for your career path 👉 Receive funding for certification training and exams through Air Force Credential Opportunities On-Line (COOL) Questions? Drop them below, or connect with a recruiter today: http://spr.ly/6044AtSiu

Ready to get in uniform? First, you have to take the ASVAB. Your scores show which roles match your skills, from Cyber and Intel to Aviation positions. Think of it as your career compatibility score. 💡 Why It Matters -Find jobs where you can put your skills to use -Show your strengths and potential for career growth -Open up opportunities for specialized training 📚 Prep Like a Pro -Know the sections: math, science and technical, mechanics and spatial -Familiarize yourself with the types of questions you’ll be asked -Learn how the test will be administered -Understand how you’ll be scored The ASVAB is your first step toward a mission that fits you. Get test-ready with prep questions here: http://spr.ly/6046As50j

How are your cyber skills? 💻 We’re looking for Airmen to join our forces as Operations Intelligence specialists. Here’s what you need to know about the role 👇 What You’ll Do: -Collect, evaluate and distribute intelligence -Collaborate with mission planners and ops teams -Identify patterns, threats and opportunities to improve mission success -Utilize cutting-edge tech and intel systems Skills You Could Gain: -Data analysis -Critical thinking -Cyber and intel operations -Advanced comms and reporting -Security clearances and professional certifications Make a worldwide impact and advance your career as an Airman. Start here: http://spr.ly/6049ASEVx

Let’s talk about Prime BEEF. 💪 Prime BEEF (Base Engineer Emergency Force) is a training program focused on developing multi-capable Airmen within Civil Engineering programs. The training is designed to enable teams to rapidly respond worldwide to provide engineering expertise and emergency services to establish, sustain, protect and recover bases. Exercises during the training consist of: ⭐ Tactical Combat Casualty Care ⭐ Familiarization with explosive ordnance ⭐ Learning convoy tactics and HMMWV operations ⭐ Land navigation and individual movement techniques ⭐ Building and maintaining small-shelter systems The readiness exercise tests and enhances the skills of our Airmen, preparing them to deploy talents outside of their Air Force Specialty Code. Have you taken part in Prime BEEF before? Drop some helpful tips for future Civil Engineers! 👇

Cool STEM job alert: fixing fighter jet electronics like it’s just another Monday. Because it is. Avionics technicians in the Air Force are the experts who install, maintain and repair the electronic systems that keep aircraft flying safely and mission-ready. They’re the brains behind the machines, ensuring every system from navigation to weapons delivery works exactly as intended, often in high-pressure environments on some of the world’s most advanced aircraft. Here’s what they keep running at peak performance: ✈️ Navigation: GPS, inertial navigation systems ✈️ Communication: radios, data links, secure comms ✈️ Electronic warfare: jammers, threat detection systems ✈️ Targeting and weapons delivery: radar, missile guidance Without avionics, aircraft can’t fly, fight, communicate or navigate. That’s why Avionics technicians are mission-critical, keeping Airmen safe and ensuring air dominance from takeoff to touchdown. Outsmart the tech that powers the skies: http://spr.ly/6044AqBn0