List of United States Air Force recruiting squadrons

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This article is a list of United States Air Force recruiting squadrons both active, inactive, and historical. The purpose of a United States Air Force recruiting squadron is to provide a means of reaching out to the public in order to recruit people for service within the air force.

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Recruiting Squadrons
SquadronShieldLocationState Coverage
311th Recruiting Squadron [1] Canonsburg, PA PA, OH, WV, MD
313th Recruiting Squadron [2] North Syracuse, NY NY
314th Recruiting Squadron [3] Burlington, NJ NJ, PA, DE, MD
317th Recruiting Squadron [4] Oxon Hill, MD DC, MD, VA
319th Recruiting Squadron [5] Hanscom AFB, MA CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT
331st Recruiting Squadron [6] Maxwell-Gunter, AL AL, FL, LA, MS
332nd Recruiting Squadron [7] Nashville, TN TN, KY, IN, VA, WV, NC, GA, AL
333rd Recruiting Squadron [8] [[Patrick Space Force Base|Patrick SFB], FL FL, PR
336th Recruiting Squadron [9] Moody AFB, GA FL, GA, SC
337th Recruiting Squadron [10] Shaw AFB, SC NC, SC
338th Recruiting Squadron [11] Wright-Patterson AFB, OH IN, KY, OH, WV
339th Recruiting Squadron [12] Clinton Township, MI IN, MI, OH
341st Recruiting Squadron [13] Lackland AFB, TX LA, TX
343rd Recruiting Squadron [14] Offutt AFB, NE IA, MN, NE, ND, SD, WI
344th Recruiting Squadron [15] Arlington, TX AR, LA, MS, TX
345th Recruiting Squadron [16] Scott AFB, IL AR, IL, KY, MS, MO, TN
347th Recruiting Squadron [17] Milwaukee, WI IL, IA, MI, WI
349th Recruiting Squadron [18] Tinker AFB, OK AR, KS, OK, MO
361st Recruiting Squadron [19] McChord AFB, WA AK, OR, WA
362nd Recruiting Squadron [20] March ARB, CA AZ, CA
364th Recruiting Squadron [21] McClellan Park, CA CA
367th Recruiting Squadron [22] Colorado Springs, CO CO, NM, TX, WY
368th Recruiting Squadron [23] Hill AFB, UT ID, MT, NV, UT, WA
369th Recruiting Squadron [24] Encino, CA CA, HI

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References

  1. ↑ Air Force Recruiting Service: 311th Recruiting Squadron Fact Sheet
  2. ↑ Air Force Recruiting Service: 313th Recruiting Squadron Fact Sheet
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