The maximum age for recruitment varies greatly by role, and you'll find details in each job description on this website.
As a general rule you can join the Air Force if you are between three and six years away from the Compulsory Retiring Age for a specific role. At this age you are a 'minor' so special conditions apply. Then they're sent over to the brief to complete all their paperwork, make sure their Privacy Act statements are signed, the HIV forms are signed. After that, they're given the commander's brief, the medical section brief, and then they're sent back over to medical, where they have their blood drawn for HIV, and then they give a urine specimen for a drug screen.
After that, they see the doctor. Male and female exams are a little different, basically the same as if you were to go to your family practice. The female exam includes a pregnancy test. The females, you know, take a little longer. Then the males, basically, the males are all in one room, females one on one. Speaker 2: What you'll be doing now is some orthoneurological maneuvers. It'll feel like we're testing your exercise ability, but we're really not.
If anything that we ask that you do hurts or makes you feel lightheaded, short of breath, that sort of thing, take a break.
It's not disqualifying to do so, and we certainly don't want you leaving here injured. Diane Mahalco: If they are disqualified for a medical reason, the Services can opt to give a waiver for that disqualification, and that's usually the case.
The duck walk, that's what everybody remembers, you know. The prior service people come in, and they always, you know, tell the applicants about the duck walk. My favorite part is seeing the applicants, when they're told they're qualified, you know, they're very happy. They're relieved, and you know, that just makes it all worth it.
Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody. I'm Sergeant First Class Ketcham. I'm going to talk real quick about biometric enrollment. We did this this morning when you checked in, on your first visit at the MEPS. Yeah, when they first arrive here at the MEPS, we do biometric enrollment on all the applicants.
Basically, we're going to take their fingerprint. Some branches of service may, depending on recruiting issues at any given time, offer alternatives such as allowing a new recruit who has a GED with college credits. Having a GED may subject the enlistee to additional standards not applied to those who have high school diplomas.
If the applicant does not meet the stricter standards for GED holders without college coursework, it may be possible to enroll in college see below to earn additional credit hours. This may be required by the branch of service applied for so you will need to try again under different standards. All branches of service restrict how many new recruits may enter military service each year without a high school diploma. According to some reports, this is due to statistics which tend to indicate a higher number of unsuccessful basic trainees come from backgrounds that do not include a diploma.
Those who do not have a high school diploma will be required to score higher on the ASVAB test , regardless of the branch of service desired. Some potential new military members may find that the recruiter will upon learning of the GED status of an applicant wish to have the recruit take the ASVAB first.
Those who do not score high enough are often encouraged to take a specified amount of college credits before retaking the ASVAB. Anyone wishing to enlist at age 17 with parental consent should seriously consider finishing their high school program first. There are four ways to join the Air Force as an officer.
While each way differs slightly, they all ultimately allow you to begin your career as a leader. Upon earning a college or postgraduate degree, you can take the steps to enter the Air Force as an officer. See Steps below for more information. Intensive and competitive, the prestigious United States Air Force Academy offers a world-class education with fully paid tuition, cost-free room and board, cost-free medical care and a monthly cash stipend in exchange for your commitment to serve.
Available at colleges and universities all over the country, Air Force ROTC offers tuition assistance while you earn your degree and experience college life.
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