The Air Force and Space Force are currently on track to meet their fiscal 2025 recruiting goals, the Department of the Air Force’s top recruiting official said, keeping up a hot streak after several challenging years.
“All components [of the Air Force] and the Space Force are either on or ahead of their curve for where we should be this time in the year,” Brig. Gen. Christopher R. Amrhein, the commander of the Air Force Accessions Center and the Air Force Recruiting Service, told Air & Space Forces Magazine.
“Recruiting is on a very solid footing. I think it’s probably a little premature for me to slap the table and say we got ’25, but I will tell you that it’s all trending in the right direction,” he added.
Last September, the Air Force Recruiting Service announced it was increasing its goals for 2025: 32,500 recruits for the Active-Duty Air Force, 7,600 for the Air Force Reserve, 8,679 for the Air National Guard, and 800 for the Space Force.
