UPT HIRING BOARD MAY 1-3 2026.
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174th Air Refueling Squadron

185th Air Refueling Wing

Sioux City, Iowa

Aircraft: KC-135, KC-135

Mailing Address:

2920 Headquarters Ave

Sioux City, Iowa 51111

Phone:

(712) 233-0257

Recruiter POC:

Jarod Jensen

jarod.jensen@us.af.mil

(712) 233-0257

About the 174th Air Refueling Squadron

The 185th Air Refueling Wing is located at Brigadier General Bud Day Field in Sioux City, Iowa and is the home of the 174th Air Refueling Squadron. The wing was established in 1962 as the 185th Tactical Fighter Group and has evolved over the years into a KC-135 Stratotanker Wing. Besides its federal mission, the wing also supports the state of Iowa during emergencies such as natural disasters. The wing supports global missions to include deployments to various locations, primarily in the Central Command area of responsibility. 

We are seeking highly skilled and dedicated individuals to join our team as KC-135 Mobility Pilots. This position offers a unique opportunity to serve your country while excelling in a challenging 
and rewarding career. 

 

Pilots at the 174th Air Refueling Squadron in Sioux City, Iowa, are responsible for safely operating the KC-135 Stratotanker during refueling missions, developing and executing detailed flight plans, conducting aerial refueling missions both domestically and internationally, collaborating with other team members to ensure successful mission outcomes, and adhering to all safety regulations and protocols.

How to Visit/Rush the Squadron

There will be an informal social event on Saturday afternoon, May 2nd. All candidates invited to interview will be sent details at a later date. Due to the nature of our "traditional" time and personnel availability, we ask that you do not plan to rush the unit outside of the weekend designated for the interview. 

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