

Sorenson and his crew participate in basic military training, a 30,000-foot air refueling mission and an F-15 Eagle orientation ride, while Air Force men and women join the car No. The campaign includes a new NASCAR Web site located on the recently redesigned that documents the job-switching activities. "This campaign allows people to experience the hands-on, minds-on and problem-solving tactics of both the Air Force and NASCAR." "Switching job roles with someone can be a rewarding and educational experience - especially when your job is to pilot an F-15 fighter jet or drive a car going more than 200 mph," said Christa D'Andrea, Air Force Recruiting Service Public Affairs chief. 43 driver Reed Sorenson and crew members engaged in each others' jobs. The campaign centers on the parallels between Air Force and NASCAR high-performance jobs and focuses on No.

Air Force, along with its contract advertising agency GSD&M Idea City, launches the multi-media marketing campaign "Switching Seats" today in support of its NASCAR partnership. RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas - The U.S.
