Future Airmen prepare for new careers in the Air Force Reserve

MCCHORD FIELD, Wash. - U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Chris Brown, right, Western Recruiting Squadron recruiter, Tacoma, Wash., drills with newly-enlisted Air Force Reservists here, Sept. 10, 2011. The enlistees are part of a training and development program aimed at better preparing them for basic training with an emphasis on customs and courtesies, physical exercise and drill commands. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Elizabeth Moody)

Call goes out for NCOs to teach new recruits at McChord Field

Published Sept. 29, 2011
By 2nd Lt. Lori Fiorello
446th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

MCCHORD FIELD, Wash. -- NCOs with a desire to teach and help shape our newest 446th Airlift Wing Airmen can volunteer with the 446th AW's Development and Training Flight.

Newly-enlisted Reservists who are waiting to attend basic military training will be drilling on Saturday of the October, November and December Reserve weekends. Starting in January, they will drill on both Saturday and Sunday.

Staff sergeants through chief master sergeants are needed to teach 60 to 90 minute lessons on subjects like military customs and courtesies, drill and ceremony, and physical fitness.

If you are interested, please contact the training flight commander, Capt. Carrianne Culy, for more details at 982-1344 or via e-mail at carrianne.culy.1@us.af.mil. She will also need an e-mail from your supervisor approving your volunteering.

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Future Airmen prepare for new careers in the Air Force Reserve