Air Force Reserve

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Sablich Center
Biloxi, Mississippi 39534

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Services

Palace Chase

·Free

Key aspects of Palace Chase:
Voluntary:
Participation in Palace Chase is entirely voluntary.
Early Release:
It allows active-duty members to leave active duty before their initially contracted end date.
Reserve Component:
The member transitions to the Air Force Reserve.
Continued Service Obligation:
The member agrees to serve the remainder of their initial service commitment in the reserve component.
Eligibility:
Generally, enlisted members are eligible after half of their initial service commitment, while officers are eligible after two-thirds.
Benefits:
Palace Chase allows members to pursue civilian careers, education, or other personal opportunities while still fulfilling their military commitment. It can also allow continued access to military benefits.
In-Service Recruiter:
Members interested in Palace Chase should contact their In-Service Recruiter for guidance and assistance with the application process.

Palace Front

·Free

Key aspects of Palace Front:
Seamless Transition:
The program facilitates a smooth transfer from active duty to the ARC, with no break in service.
End of Active Duty Commitment:
It's designed for members who have completed their active-duty service commitment.
Eligibility:
To qualify, members generally need to be in good standing, meet medical and fitness standards, and work with an in-service recruiter to coordinate the transition at least six months before their separation date.
Not a Voluntary Separation:
Palace Front is not a voluntary separation program or a way to bypass an existing enlistment contract, according to the Air Force Accessions Center.
Benefits:
Members can continue their military careers, retain benefits (like healthcare, access to exchanges, etc.), and potentially receive bonuses offered by the Reserve.