SMSgt Tamika Culpepper Flight Chief, Charleston Recruiting Flight

Name: SMSgt Tamika Culpepper Flight Chief, Charleston Recruiting Flight
Address: 218 North Bates Street, Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina, 29404
Telephone: +1 8439903414

218 North Bates Street, Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina, 29404

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Recruit the Recruiter

Thank you for diligently completing your package, including all necessary documents and securing leadership approval. The purpose of this meeting is to review your package comprehensively, ensuring all sections are properly completed and nothing is missing. I am also here to address any remaining questions or concerns you may have regarding Air Force Reserve Recruiting. Upon the conclusion of this appointment, you will proceed to the next stage, where you will schedule your formal interview. We appreciate your ongoing interest in the Air Force Reserve Recruiting.

60 Minutes Meeting

1 hr··Free

"Gain insights into the process of becoming a Recruiter."

45 mins··Free

Thank you for expressing your interest in Air Force Reserve Recruiting. The objective of this class is to provide you with comprehensive information about recruiting, including role responsibilities, locations, and the application process. If you are keen on pursuing a career as a recruiter, you will receive a package for review and completion. Kindly review the services provided and book your next appointment to progress in your recruitment process. We value your continued interest in Air Force Reserve Recruiting.

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SMSgt Tamika Culpepper
Flight Chief
Senior Master Sergeant Tamika Culpepper is the Flight Chief for JB Charleston Recruiting Flight and the state of South Carolina. As the Flight Chief for the Charleston Recruiting Flight she is responsible for ensuring the effective manning of all Air Force Reserve units assigned throughout the area of responsibility. SMSgt Culpepper is responsible for advising wing leadership on personnel issues, manning and retention requirements, managing and supervising assigned recruiting personnel, maintaining liaison relations with Military Entrance Processing Stations and sister service counterparts, training recruiters, and ensuring proper resource utilization throughout South Carolina and the coast of Georgia.