-Individuals will be authorized to wear the Air Force Recruiter Ribbon on a temporary basis while performing recruiting duty immediately upon graduation from Air Force Recruiting School. (Note: Effective via 211343Z Nov. 06 AIG 8106 Message, this has been changed to reflect individuals are authorized to wear the AF Recruiting Ribbon upon three years of successful recruiting duty.
Bats find roosts in attics, hollow trees, bridges, parking garages, out buildings and other such structures. Hunting can be very good in the city because lights attract insects. And lakes and ponds in parks provide water.
Bats make good neighbors. As the only major predators of night flying insects, bats play an important role in controlling many insect pests. A single bat can consume as many as 500 insects in just one hour, or nearly 3,000 insects every night. A colony of just 100 little brown bats, the most abundant species in the Northeast, may consume more than a quarter of a million mosquitoes and other small insects each night. Big brown bats, which live primarily in agricultural areas, feed on June bugs, cucumber beetles, green and brown stinkbugs, and leafhoppers.