- Space access and sustainment officer 14N - Intelligence officer 17 - Cyberspace warfare operations officer 17C - Cyberspace warfare operations commander 17D - Warfighter communications operations officer 17S - Cyberspace effects operations officer 62 - Developmental engineer field 62E - Developmental engineer 62S - Materiel leader 63 - Acquisition field 63A - Acquisitions manager 63G - Senior materiel leader-lower echelon 63S - Materiel leader Enlisted corps The Space Force swore in its first seven enlisted recruits on 20 October 2020, graduating basic military training on 10 December 2020. The Space Force conducts its basic training through Air Force Basic Military Training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, training alongside Air Force recruits, with the inclusion of space-specific curriculum. The Space Force's Forrest L. Vosler Non-Commissioned Officer Academy, operating under Space Training and Readiness Delta (Provisional), at Peterson Space Force Base, Colorado, provides enlisted professional military education for Space Force technical sergeants. The Space Force is in the process of standing up a separate enlisted professional military education program and enlisted professional military education center with a curriculum focused on Space Force doctrine, values, and competencies at the specific ranks of specialist 4, technical sergeant, senior master sergeant, and chief master sergeant. Space Force enlisted specialties include: 1C6 - Space systems operations specialist 1N - Intelligence specialist 1N0 - All source intelligence analyst 1N1 - Geospatial intelligence analyst 1N2 - Signals intelligence analyst 1N4 - Fusion analyst 1N8 - Targeting analyst 3D - Cyberspace support specialist 3D0 - Cyberspace operations specialist 3D1 - Cyberspace support specialist Uniforms The Space Force is in the process of implementing its own mess dress, service dress, and physical training uniforms, but in the interim period, it has adopted those of the Air Force. Space Force cadets at the Air Force Academy wear the same uniform as Air Force cadets; however, in their distinctive blue and white parade dress uniforms they wear a platinum sash in place of the gold sash worn by Air Force cadets. The mess dress uniform is worn during official formal evening functions and state occasions and consists of a blue mess dress coat, blue trousers with a satin blue trouser stripe, white dress shirt, with a satin blue cummerbund and bow tie. Rank is worn on blue shoulder boards for officers and on the sleeves for enlisted. Officers wear a silver braid on the sleeve, while general officers