As a member of the United States Air Force Reserves you be eligible for many enlistment benefits.  Members with prior military service might also be qualified for special benefits.  Reservists receive non-contributory retirement benefits.

Reservists enjoy an excellent pay scale that compensates individuals for time served over and above the required days, and also implements cost of living increases.  In addition to that, you might earn additional pay for years of accumulated service, or if you are on flying status. 

Reservists often take advantage of the numerous educational programs that are offered them by the Air Force.  With superior, hands-on training on the world’s most technologically advanced equipment, Reservists are ready to take on any and all threats.  Many Reservists find they wish to further develop these new skills and are able to do so by attending the Community College of the Air Force.  This is a fully accredited institution of higher learning solely dedicated to the Air Force and its personnel.  It is also the only military school that grants Associate degrees.

Air Force Reservists are able to return to their civilian jobs after spending time in training or serving during a national emergency, due to the Uniformed Services Employment and Re-Employment Rights Act of 1994.  This legislation guarantees that you will be allowed to revert to your previous employment after you have completed your time served.

Top notch medical care is given to all members of the Air Force Reserves while on duty, who also have access to low cost group life insurance.

Travel all over the world is possible with the Air Force Reserves depending on your assignment.  Reservists are invited to take advantage of base recreational facilities as well as libraries and commissaries.