You first contact a recruiter, schedule a date to take your physical and ASVAB. The ASVAB is pretty simple if you have common sense and can graduate high school. You receive your scores the same day. Once you have completed your physical, you're free to go home. Your recruiter will contact you with jobs matching your geographic preference that you're qualified for. Once you select a position, you're sworn in to the military and told dates that you will attend training.

You simply find a recruiter who will evaluate whether or not you are a good fit for the Air Force. Some will not be there to help you, due to the fact that it is simply a position that took to possibly get away from their normal job within the military, and it's more stable hours and a work-life balance with their families, while others will care about what is best for you. There are multiple hoops to jump through but the biggest is meps, where you're evaluated through a test of your intelligence and health assessment. If you can get through meps, you'll have no problem getting into the military.