USAF Warren OH

01/21/2022

The Poland Library was constructed in a traditional, timeless look, reflecting the classical Greek Revival architecture of the Western Reserve. There is also a café on the ground floor.

✈️THE AIR FORCE IS HIRING 🇺🇸 🛫POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Over 150 career fields including: Law Enforcement, Mechanical, Electrical, Engineering, Aviation, Space, Intelligence, Information Technology, Special Operations and more 📲Text me to change your life today! 🇺🇸✈️ ————————————————————————- To schedule an appointment, contact staff Sergeant Phillips 📲330-417-1426 Email: [email protected] ———————————————————————

12/22/2021

Grabbing some Ducan while I’m out and about.

✈️THE AIR FORCE IS HIRING 🇺🇸
🛫POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Over 250 career fields including: Law Enforcement, Mechanical, Electrical, Engineering, Aviation, Space, Intelligence, Information Technology, Special Operations and more
📲Text me to change your life today! 🇺🇸✈️
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To schedule an appointment, contact SSgt Trevor Phillips 📲 330-417-1426
Email: [email protected]
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03/31/2021

03/13/2021

Congratulations to Airman First Class Joshua Leposa on graduating his technical school today! Joshua first got with me in February of last year. He was looking for a good career, and stability. A1C Leposa got that, and is now a 3 level Electrical and Environmental Systems technician. A great career with many opportunities both in the Air Force and out. I talked with A1C Leposa for some insight of his own.

“ I am from Warren, Ohio.
I joined for a good career.
The bases I’ve been to so far are Lackland AFB for basic training, Sheppard AFB for technical school, and my first assignment will be to McGuire AFB New Jersey.
The Air Force has helped me learn to work with more attention to detail
Advice I would give is to always pay attention.”

@ Armed Forces Career Center

03/11/2021

Congratulations to Joseph Baxter on graduating his technical training for Aircraft Loadmaster. Airman First Class Baxter was a senior at MCCTC when he decided to look at what the Air Force could provide. In doing so, he secured himself one of the most adventurous career fields and can travel the world. Thank you for your commitment to the Air Force, and bringing your passion to our world class team. I’ve reached out to A1C Baxter for his input.

“I am from Salem, Ohio.
I joined to give myself stability.
I've been at Joint Base San Antonio for basic training as well as tech school.
Advice I would give is don’t beat yourself up, and make sure you’re in decent physical shape. The only people I noticed get recycled or separated during basic training all had one thing in common. Lack of physical fitness.”

@ Armed Forces Career Center

03/08/2021

Congratulations to Sabrina Commisso on graduating her technical training for Security Forces! Airman Commisso came into my office eager to start a new journey, and she had the drive to ensure it happened. Her greatest want on joining was to get into law enforcement, and she wanted the Air Force to help her accomplish that goal. I recently got in touch with Airman Commisso, and here are some words from her!

“I’m originally from New Wilmington, Pennsylvania.

I joined Security Forces specifically so I could try to make a difference to people who are in my career field, and to those who are affected by it. My intentions are to be fair, and where I can put myself in another’s shoes. I think that’s very important in today’s world, especially in the law enforcement aspect. Gaining a different perspective then the one you’re told to have is a special skill.

So far, I’ve been to Lackland AFB Texas for basic training and technical school. After tech school I was/am stationed in Ramstein AFB, Germany. Nothing I ever expected to get, yet I’m so thankful that I ended up here. There are lots of opportunities overseas which is probably what I enjoy most about it. Other then being able to travel once covid restrictions lift!

My advice to new airman is to find the people that you want to be like and incorporate those things that you like about them into growing yourself. Also, make sure to give the Air Force everything you’ve got! You’re only going to end up in a better position from where you started.”

@ Armed Forces Career Center

02/24/2021

We are booking jobs that leave in June. If you are ready for a change or want to start your life give me a call or text me for more information.
SSgt Trevor Phillips
330-417-1426
Warren, Ohio

02/12/2021

Air Force Career Highlight: Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration

IN CONTROL OF COMFORT

Climate control plays a large role in the comfort and efficiency of our Airmen as well as our electronic equipment. Responsible for maintaining the mechanical systems that keep our surroundings temperature-controlled, Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC/R) specialists ensure that every space at their respective base is functioning correctly. These experts install, maintain and repair the different HVAC/R systems necessary for us to complete our operations in a variety of climates all over the world.

The Air Force has over 100 different career fields. Find out what your could qualify for through text or call at 📲 330-417-1426. You can also visit Airforce.com to find your local recruiter or to find more career information.

🇺🇸🛫👊🏼 ・・・ @ Armed Forces Career Center

02/11/2021

AIR POWER—-It’s okay to show off, as long as you have the muscle 💪 to back it up!!! — these photos are ‘elephant walks’; These are close formations of aircraft directly before takeoff. This is what it’s all about—-Join the team that makes this possible!

Reach out to your local recruiter by visiting https://www.airforce.com/find-a-recruiter, or give me a call or text!
SSgt Trevor Phillips: 330-417-1426 @ Armed Forces Career Center

02/11/2021

Air Force Career Highlight: Aerospace Medical Service

FILLING MULTIPLE MEDICAL ROLES

The hundreds of medical facilities we have around the world are only as good as the Airmen who work in them. Providing essential care in multiple medical roles, Aerospace Medical Service specialists assist doctors and care for patients in a wide range of situations. From administering immunizations to assisting in aeromedical evacuations, these highly skilled professionals supply critical support and are valuable members of any healthcare team.

The Air Force has over 100 different career fields. Find out what your could qualify for through text or call at 📲 330-417-1426. You can also visit Airforce.com to find your local recruiter or to find more career information.

🇺🇸🛫👊🏼 ・・・ @ Armed Forces Career Center