What’s it take to become a Special Operations Combat Controller? Two CCT students will answer your questions live this Wednesday about the preparation and determination required to make it into this career. Don’t miss out. Join us from 2-3pm CST, 11/15. | U.S. Air Force Recruiting

Combat Support Training Ranges (CSTR) offer a unique opportunity for Airmen to perform both non-technical and technical skills that are not afforded at their home stations. Unit-led training enables squadrons to learn from one another and absorb knowledge outside of their day-to-day roles. Watch this video to hear more about how multiple different AFSCs came together to become multi-capable Airmen through unit-led training! United States Air Force Air Force Installation and Mission Support Cente

We are LIVE with SSgt Sheffield to discuss becoming a Combat Controller in the United States Air Force. Ask your questions now until 3 p.m. CT! | U.S. Air Force Recruiting

Air Combat Command headquartered at Joint Base Langley-Eustis Virginia, is a major command created June 1, 1992, by combining its predecessors Strategic Air Command and Tactical Air Command. ACC is the primary provider of air combat forces to America's warfighting commanders. Gen. James M. “Mike” Holmes is commander of ACC, where he oversees 94,000 military and civilian personnel at 34 wings that operate more than 1,300 aircraft spread among 19 bases and 70 operating locations worldwide. As the

Combat Control (CCT) operators set up airfields and establish air traffic control in hostile environments. These elite Airmen do whatever it takes to ensure reinforcements can arrive safely. Learn more at: http://spr.ly/6187u5RgB | U.S. Air Force Recruiting

80K views · 382 reactions | 70 years of breaking every barrier. 70 years of being the world's leading airpower. 70 years of combat sorties, humanitarian missions, deterring aggression, global reach and global strike. 70 years of proving NOTHING can stop the United States Air Force. The Air Force's 70th birthday is next week. We're one "helluva" proud team, and we hope you enjoy this video as we celebrate our milestones, our learning curves, and our future. | Whiteman Air Force Base | Facebook