View September 2024 KANZA Warrior Spotlight: Senior Airman Hunter Stuber

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  • By Tech. Sgt. Abigail Klein
  • 931st Air Refueling Wing

1. What is your official job title? 
My official job title in the United States Air Force is as a dental assistant.  

2. What is your hometown? Where did you grow up? 
My hometown is Andale, Kansas. I was born and raised in Andale. My family has been living here for many generations.

3. What is your civilian job? Are you an ART, ARG or TR)? 
For my civilian career, I am currently a project manager at a commercial real estate company. My current status within the Air Force Reserve is a traditional reservist.

4. Why did you join the 931st ARW? 
I joined the 931st ARW to serve my country while maintaining the flexibility to pursue my personal career goals. The Reserve allows me to contribute to critical missions and gain valuable skills, all while managing my civilian career and personal aspirations. This balance enables me to grow professionally and personally, providing a unique opportunity to support national defense and advance in my civilian life simultaneously.

5. What are your goals? 
I am currently working toward a Bachelor's degree in business administration and plan to pursue a career in aviation upon graduation. This academic foundation will provide me with valuable business skills and prepare me for a successful transition into the aviation industry.

6. What are your hobbies?
I love anything competitive. One of my hobbies is working with horses. I’m currently training my first colt on my own, which has been a rewarding and challenging experience. This hands-on work not only deepens my connection with horses but also enhances my patience and problem-solving

7. How do you contribute to the 931st mission?   
As a dental assistant for the 931st, I contribute to the mission by ensuring the oral health and readiness of servicemembers. My role involves providing high-quality dental care, assisting with procedures and maintaining accurate records. This supports the overall well-being and operational efficiency of the Air Force. By helping to keep personnel in top condition, I play a crucial part in maintaining the force's health and readiness.

8. What's your favorite part of the mission?
My favorite part about the Air Force mission is the opportunity to contribute to the defense and security of our nation while being part of a dedicated team. The sense of purpose and camaraderie, combined with the chance to support critical operations and make a tangible impact, makes working towards the Air Force mission deeply fulfilling.