Air Force Chief Visits San Antonio Military Entrance Center

Chief Master Sgt. Wolfe tours MEPS facility, meets new recruits

Apr. 16, 2026 at 5:33am

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An abstract, impressionistic photograph of a blurred military processing center interior, with muted colors and soft, out-of-focus shapes representing the human activity within.Senior Air Force leadership's personal visits to new recruit processing centers aim to inspire and connect with the next generation of Airmen.San Antonio Today

Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force David Wolfe recently visited the Military Entrance Processing Station at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston to meet with new Airmen, observe the enlistment process, and boost morale among future members of the Air Force.

Why it matters

These visits by senior Air Force leadership are part of a broader effort to connect with Airmen at all levels, from new recruits to experienced personnel, in order to better understand their concerns and help shape the culture and future of the service.

The details

During his visit on April 1, Wolfe met with new Airmen just starting their careers, watched the enlistment process, and spoke with them to emphasize the importance of their decision to serve and their role as the future of the Air Force.

  • Chief Master Sgt. Wolfe visited the MEPS facility on April 1, 2026.

The players

Chief Master Sgt. David Wolfe

The Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, the highest-ranking enlisted member of the U.S. Air Force.

Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston

A joint military installation in San Antonio, Texas that is home to the Air Force's Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS).

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The takeaway

Wolfe's visit to the MEPS facility highlights the Air Force's commitment to engaging with new recruits and shaping the culture of the service from the ground up, ensuring that future Airmen are motivated and prepared to take on the challenges of military service.