U.S. Air Force
Welcome to the U.S. Air Force, offering opportunities for airmen, officers, and healthcare professionals to serve and excel.
Careers - U.S. Air Force
your best is yet to come There are many ways to build your skills and earn while you serve in the U.S. Air Force. We offer top-of-the-line career options and opportunities for growth to set you up for success and bring out the best in all of our Airmen.
How to Join - U.S. Air Force
Your steps to success Whether you join as an enlisted Airmen or an Air Force officer, there are several factors that shape your journey, including your background, current situation and goals for the future.
Join the Active Duty Air Force - U.S. Air Force
Apply through an Air Force recruiter via your local recruitment office, over the telephone or online.Once you are confirmed to meet all our requirements, you’ll be moved into testing. Prior-service members interested in applying through the Voluntary Retired Return to Active Duty (VRRAD) program can apply below.
Apply to Join the Air Force - U.S. Air Force
Prepare For Success Applying to join the U.S. Air Force is an exciting pursuit. Whether you plan to be an enlisted Airman or an Air Force officer, several factors will shape your journey, including your educational and professional experience, and your personal goals.
Career Finder - U.S. Air Force
Choose from over 200 careers There are many ways to build your skills and earn while you serve in the U.S. Air Force. We offer top-of-the-line career options and opportunities for growth to set you up for success and bring out the best in all of our Airmen.
Air Force Active Duty - U.S. Air Force
Yes, after enlisting, you can work toward becoming an Air Force officer later in your career. If that’s your goal, we suggest you examine the officer path to decide whether you meet the initial requirements to join.
Multi-Domain Operations Aviator - U.S. Air Force
BATTLING CHAOS WITH COORDINATION It takes a lot of coordination to achieve mission success in the sky. Responsible for operating radar, communications and electronic systems on aircraft, Multi-Domain Operations Aviators manage the battlespace and provide critical intelligence during tactical and strategic missions.
Military Training - U.S. Air Force
where it all starts Every Air Force journey is different, but no matter where your career takes you, every path begins with training. Each training program is designed to help you find your mental and physical strengths and to develop the skills and values necessary to succeed in the Air Force and achieve your goals.
Join the Air National Guard - U.S. Air Force
ENLISTED: If you’re retraining and your last Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test is expired, you must retake the test. The test covers four critical areas: arithmetic reasoning, work knowledge, paragraph comprehension and mathematics knowledge.