Airman Can Use Updated Aim High App to Become Recruiter

Air Force Recruiting Service's Aim High application has a new update that will interest Airmen around the Total Force.

The app, originally launched in June 2020, became a valuable recruiting tool during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic helping recruiters connect with potential applicants in a virtual environment. But with continual improvements, now the app has a feature that will help all Airmen, or any of the app's more than 270,000 users, to become a recruiter of sorts for the Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve.

Air Force captain poses with his phone showing the Aim High mobile application screen — Capt. Michael Bambarger, the Aim High app functional manager, displays the Aim High mobile application's menu where a new feature called "Refer a Friend" was added Jan. 10, 2023, allowing any app user to assist in the Air Force's recruiting efforts. The app, developed by Air Force Recruiting Service, inspires users through a variety of unique experiences, attracting the most talented individuals and educating them on Air Force career opportunities. Users can participate in events, share content and invite family and friends to follow their initial training experience. (U.S. Air Force photo by Chrissy Cuttita)

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