U.S. Air Force Reserve

The U.S. Air Force Reserve is a branch of the United States Armed Forces that allows individuals to serve part-time while still maintaining civilian careers. Members typically train one weekend a month and complete two weeks of active duty each year. They provide essential support in missions related to air and space operations, humanitarian efforts, and disaster response. Reservists can be called to active duty during national emergencies or conflicts, ensuring that the Air Force has trained personnel ready to assist without needing a large standing force at all times.