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Outdoor Recreation Training Beta Test

Participants and instructors in the new outdoor recreation programmers course run through a wilderness first aid class at the U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado. The new 14-day, in-residence course was tested at USAFA July 30 – Aug. 12, by representatives from 10 installations. The new course is set to be delivered to installation outdoor rec employees in 2024 and covers swift water rescue, mountain biking, climbing, wilderness first aid and Leave No Trace. Leave No Trace is focused on conserving the environment. (Courtesy photo)
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Outdoor Recreation Training Beta Test

Participants in the new outdoor recreation programmers course tackle a rock-climbing exercise in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The new 14-day, in-residence course was tested at USAFA July 30 – Aug. 12, by representatives from 10 installations. The new course is set to be delivered to installation outdoor rec employees in 2024 and covers swift water rescue, mountain biking, climbing, wilderness first aid and Leave No Trace. Leave No Trace is focused on conserving the environment. (Courtesy photo)
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Outdoor Recreation Training Beta Test

Participants in the new outdoor recreation programmers course tackle a water rescue exercise in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The new 14-day, in-residence course was tested at USAFA July 30 – Aug. 12, by representatives from 10 installations. The new course is set to be delivered to installation outdoor rec employees in 2024 and covers swift water rescue, mountain biking, climbing, wilderness first aid and Leave No Trace. Leave No Trace is focused on conserving the environment. (Courtesy photo)
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Outdoor Recreation Training Beta Test

Participants in the new outdoor recreation programmers course talk through a rock-climbing exercise in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The new 14-day, in-residence course was tested at USAFA July 30 – Aug. 12, by representatives from 10 installations. The new course is set to be delivered to installation outdoor rec employees in 2024 and covers swift water rescue, mountain biking, climbing, wilderness first aid and Leave No Trace. Leave No Trace is focused on conserving the environment. (Courtesy photo)
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Outdoor Recreation Training Beta Test

Participants in the new outdoor recreation programmers course pose for a photo during a water rescue exercise in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The new 14-day, in-residence course was tested at USAFA July 30 – Aug. 12, by representatives from 10 installations. The new course is set to be delivered to installation outdoor rec employees in 2024 and covers swift water rescue, mountain biking, climbing, wilderness first aid and Leave No Trace. Leave No Trace is focused on conserving the environment. (Courtesy photo)
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Outdoor Recreation Training Beta Test

Participants in the new outdoor recreation programmers course pose for a photo on a mountain top in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The new 14-day, in-residence course was tested at USAFA July 30 – Aug. 12, by representatives from 10 installations. The new course is set to be delivered to installation outdoor rec employees in 2024 and covers swift water rescue, mountain biking, climbing, wilderness first aid and Leave No Trace. Leave No Trace is focused on conserving the environment. (Courtesy photo)
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Air Force Reservist & college basketball coach

Individual Mobilization Augmentee for the Air Force Services Center Lt. Col. Kurtis Darden observes players during a summer practice for the University of Texas at San Antonio men’s basketball team. In addition to his reservist duties, Darden was recently hired as an assistant coach for UTSA’s men’s basketball program. (U.S. Air Force photo by Craig Z. Rodarte)
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Air Force Reservist & college basketball coach

Air Force Services Center Individual Mobilization Augmentee Lt. Col. Kurtis Darden walks on the court during summer practice drills for the University of Texas at San Antonio men’s basketball team. In addition to his reservist duties, Darden was recently hired as an assistant coach for UTSA’s men’s basketball program. (U.S. Air Force photo by Craig Z. Rodarte)
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Air Force Reservist & college basketball coach

At left, Air Force Services Center Individual Mobilization Augmentee Lt. Col. Kurtis Darden speaks with University of Texas at San Antonio Men’s Basketball Director of Operations Chris Artis and Associate Head Coach Mike Peck during conditioning at a team summer practice. In addition to his reservist duties, Darden was recently hired as an assistant coach for UTSA’s men’s basketball program. (U.S. Air Force photo by Craig Z. Rodarte)
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Air Force Reservist & college basketball coach

From left, Air Force Services Center Individual Mobilization Augmentee Lt. Col. Kurtis Darden huddles with University of Texas at San Antonio Head Men’s Basketball Coach Steven Henson, Director of Operations Chris Artis and Associate Head Coach Mike Peck. In addition to his reservist duties, Darden was recently hired as an assistant coach for UTSA’s men’s basketball program. (U.S. Air Force photo by Craig Z. Rodarte)
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Air Force Reservist & college basketball coach

Individual Mobilization Augmentee for the Air Force Services Center Lt. Col. Kurtis Darden poses for a photo on the steps of Building 1 in San Antonio. In addition to his reservist duties, Darden was recently hired as an assistant coach for the University of Texas - San Antonio’s men’s basketball program. (U.S. Air Force photo by Craig Z. Rodarte)
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Air Force Reservist & college basketball coach

IAt left, ndividual Mobilization Augmentee for the Air Force Services Center Lt. Col. Kurtis Darden speaks with Mike Peck, associate head coach of the University of Texas at San Antonio men’s basketball team during a summer practice. In addition to his reservist duties, Darden was recently hired as an assistant coach for UTSA’s men’s basketball program. (U.S. Air Force photo by Craig Z. Rodarte)
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Airmen, Guardian, Soldiers lead the way during Ranger Assessment Course

Ranger Assessment Course students learn how to take apart and name the main components of different weapons systems, May 29, 2023, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. Truly representing a joint force, there were service members from numerous Air and Space Force Specialty Codes and Army Military Occupational Specialties in the RAC. It ranged from Army infantry to Air Force medics and Space Force developmental engineer and included career fields like engineer officer, military police, contracting, security forces and others. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Hailey Haux)
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Airmen, Guardian, Soldiers lead the way during Ranger Assessment Course

A Ranger Assessment Course student pulls security while conducting a battle drill, May 31, 2023, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. The Air Force RAC is a 19-day course that is designed to assess the physical and mental toughness of Airmen and Guardians who are interested in attending Army Ranger School. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Hailey Haux)
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Airmen, Guardian, Soldiers lead the way during Ranger Assessment Course

Ranger Assessment Course students conducting a battle drill at night to familiarize themselves with operating in limited visibility conditions, June 1, 2023, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. During the course the Airmen, Soldiers and Guardian worked together, further reinforcing the need to understand what it’s like to work in a joint environment and in turn how to better support one another once they return to their respective units. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Hailey Haux)
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Airmen, Guardian, Soldiers lead the way during Ranger Assessment Course

Ranger Assessment Course students conduct a run after completing the obstacle course, May 29, 2023, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. Truly representing a joint force, there were service members from numerous Air and Space Force Specialty Codes and Army Military Occupational Specialties in the RAC. It ranged from Army infantry to Air Force medics and Space Force developmental engineer and included career fields like engineer officer, military police, contracting, security forces and others. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Hailey Haux)
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Airmen, Guardian, Soldiers lead the way during Ranger Assessment Course

Ranger Assessment Course students march up the largest hill—known as Big Ivan—after completing the obstacle course, May 29, 2023, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. During the course the Airmen, Soldiers and Guardian worked together, further reinforcing the need to understand what it’s like to work in a joint environment and in turn how to better support one another once they return to their respective units. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Hailey Haux)
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Airmen, Guardian, Soldiers lead the way during Ranger Assessment Course

Ranger Assessment Course students, May 29, 2023, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. While going through the RAC, students not only learned about the technical tactics, but they also conducted physical training and ruck marches to prepare them for the requirements at Ranger School. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Hailey Haux)
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Airmen, Guardian, Soldiers lead the way during Ranger Assessment Course

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Aubrey Rowe, 15th Wing Independent Duty Medical Technician, works with U.S. Army medics during the Ranger Assessment Course to ensure the Airmen, Guardian, and Soldiers are taken care of while they navigate through the obstacle course, May 29, 2023. While navigating their way through the RAC, the Airmen, Guardian, and Soldiers were looked after by a team of joint force medics—further displaying how integrated the Air Force is with its Army counterparts. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Hailey Haux)
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Airmen, Guardian, Soldiers lead the way during Ranger Assessment Course

Ranger Assessment Course students conducting a battle drill at night to familiarize themselves with operating in limited visibility conditions, June 1, 2023, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. Truly representing a joint force, there were service members from numerous Air and Space Force Specialty Codes and Army Military Occupational Specialties in the RAC. It ranged from Army infantry to Air Force medics and Space Force developmental engineer and included career fields like engineer officer, military police, contracting, security forces and others. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Hailey Haux)
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