AF Recruiter Program Offers Benefits
Week of August 18, 2008
The Air Force's Recruiter Assistance Program (RAP) provides a temporary worker to recruiters in the field. This allows Airman to spend time in the location of his or her choice with no chargeable leave. It is designed to give recruiters one advantage: Airmen often are familiar with the area and thus can target prospective recruiting "hot spots." Airmen of all ranks can participate multiple times throughout their career. For more information, visit the AFRS' Recruiter Assistance Program webpage.
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