MERIDIAN —
Veterans who have been discharged over the last few years or currently serving in the Guard or Reserve may be eligible to join the Air Force.
The Air Force, through its prior service recruiting program, is currently looking for 250 highly qualified prior service applicants to fill a variety of jobs from recruiter to contractor and many others depending on your past experience. The program is open to prior service members of all branches who have successfully completed Basic Training and been separated for at least 90 days.
Guard and Reserve applicants will need a conditional release from their commander. The process can take anywhere from one to four months and applicants may be required to retake their physical and ASVAB test. All applicants will fill out a base of preference worksheet for assignment and pay grade will be determined by current Air Force Instruction.
Please see your local Air Force Recruiter as additional qualifications for the program may apply.
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July 24, 2012
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