United States Air Force

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

No beef here, just Airmen ready to build, repair and respond anywhere in the world. When the Air Force needs to build a base from scratch, repair a runway under fire or restore utilities after a natural disaster, they call on the Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force, AKA Prime BEEF. Civil Engineer Airmen are trained to deploy fast and operate in the harshest conditions. Through hands-on Prime BEEF exercises, they simulate real-world operations in rugged, contested environments preparing for anything from airfield damage repair to emergency shelter setup. Prime BEEF exercises include: ✔️Rapid runway and infrastructure repair ✔️Emergency utility restoration ✔️CBRN response drills ✔️Firefighting, convoy ops and EOD support ✔️Bare-base construction and sustainment If it needs to be built, secured or saved, Prime BEEF is on it. Tap to learn how you can join the team that powers the mission from the ground up. http://spr.ly/6044Aq6ZI

The world of Cyber and Intelligence is vast, dynamic and driven by some of the most advanced technology on the planet. To stay ahead of the curve, the Air Force is investing in cutting-edge resources that strengthen both mission readiness and digital resilience. Enter the newly opened Nellis Cyber Integration Lab (NCIL), a secure, state-of-the-art environment where Airmen can rehearse cyber operations and integrate cyber capabilities into real-world, joint mission scenarios. Through simulations in contested and fast-paced environments, NCIL enables operators to: 🌐 Test and refine cyber operations in a secure, controlled setting 🌐 Strengthen cross-domain and joint-force integration 🌐 Build a more agile, digitally resilient fighting force What sets NCIL apart is the hands-on, high-impact experience it offers. Airmen who train here walk away with critical skills in cyber defense, systems integration, threat analysis and multi-domain operations. This expertise strengthens the force today and sets them up for success in future careers. As the battlespace extends into cyberspace, facilities like NCIL ensure the Air Force is ready to compete, deter and win across all domains. NCIL is where tomorrow’s cyber leaders get their start. Learn more: http://spr.ly/6041AUA7N

Rapid Global Mobility: The mission that powers the Air Force’s ability to reach anywhere on the planet – and fast. Behind every takeoff delivering aid, deploying troops or moving critical supplies, there’s infrastructure built to support it, often in the most remote or rugged environments. That’s where RED HORSE (Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers) comes in. 💪 As a self-sustaining, deployable civil engineering unit, RED HORSE enables rapid global movement by: ✈️ Constructing and repairing runways to launch and land aircraft worldwide ✈️ Building forward-operating bases in challenging environments ✈️ Installing fuel, power and logistics hubs to sustain operations ✈️ Supporting humanitarian aid and disaster relief with emergency airfield recovery RED HORSE teams are often first in, last out and trained to rebuild, repair and recover mission-essential infrastructure in record time. It makes the mission of Rapid Global Mobility possible, reliable and fast. Airpower doesn’t happen without the ground power, and that’s what RED HORSE brings to the fight. Want to work with your hands? We’ve got a career for you. http://spr.ly/6049Aozuc

Cyber. Intelligence. Operational Readiness. In today’s battlespace, information is power and protecting it is mission-critical. As a Cyber and Intelligence Airman, you’re on the frontlines of digital defense, securing and sustaining the military’s most vital communications infrastructure across every domain. That commitment to information dominance was on full display at the first-ever Air Task Force Certification Event, where Cyber and Intel Airmen from across the country came together at the Combat Support Training Ranges. Through immersive, real-world scenarios, they sharpened their operational skills and strengthened readiness, ensuring they’re prepared to respond to threats in both competition and combat environments. This training experience is transformational and skill-enhancing. The certification prepares Airmen for: ✈️Deployment Readiness: Authorizes and prepares Airmen for deployment as a cohesive unit. ✈️ACE (Agile Combat Employment) Capability: Ensuring Airmen can operate effectively in contested, challenging environments. ✈️Team Cohesion: Allows squadrons to possess the integration and readiness to execute complex missions. ✈️Foundational Model for Deployable Combat Wings: Shaping the future combat wing structure for rapid, global response. The result? More agile, capable and well-rounded Airmen ready to meet the demands of modern multi-domain operations. Secure the mission and decode the future. http://spr.ly/6044A93Rw

Basic Military Training is more than a rite of passage, it’s a transformation. Recruits arrive with varying levels of experience, but through the weeks of structured physical and mental challenges, they gain discipline, resilience and confidence required to become mission-ready Airmen. Recruits are pushed physically and mentally. They learn how to lead, how to follow and how to trust themselves and their team under pressure. What once felt impossible becomes second-nature. Graduates leave not only with a renewed mindset, but with the foundation to succeed in their next phase: Technical School. At Tech School, Airmen will sharpen their skills, specialize in their chosen field and begin shaping their future career in the Air Force. Whether learning to maintain aircraft, protect cyberspace or support logistics operations, Tech School is where the transformation continues. BMT shapes more than Airmen, it shapes leaders. And the journey doesn’t end there, it’s just getting started. Ready to take the leap? http://spr.ly/6044ArZva

Before starting at Basic Military Training, it’s important to prepare yourself mentally, physically and emotionally to pass the fitness requirements with ease. To help you prepare physically, you should: 💪Run 1.5 miles in under 11:57 for men and 14:21 for women 💪Practice interval training 💪Keep up with daily activity like walking, hiking, swimming or biking 💪Build muscular strength and endurance by lifting weights or doing bodyweight exercises frequently 💪Practice flexibility and injury prevention like foam rolling and stretching To help you prepare mentally and emotionally, you should: 🧠Study Air Force Ranks, chain of command and core values and understand basic military time and the phonetic alphabet 🧠Get comfortable with structure and discipline by practicing waking up early, following a routine and adhering to strict schedules 🧠Begin doing tasks quickly 🧠Build resilience and train your mind to handle criticism and stress 🧠Consider mindfulness and breathing exercises to help manage anxiety BMT is tough and there will be times where you are pushed to your complete limit. By preparing ahead of time, you’re setting yourself up for success and a smoother transition into training.