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That really is unfortunate. I’d also be careful to rely on internet based traffic reporting for real time traffic alerting. It will be delayed and incomplete.

You’re right. Brain fart. 😅 I was thinking receiving ADBS out from others. Thanks for the catch.

You're welcome!

Appreciate it! Thank you!

Thank you! They are still blooming so it should be even better these days.

Haha thanks @jackdubois4208

Hey! Thanks for watching!

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Yes but not many. England, Japan, Germany and Alaska. Probably won't get any of those until a couple years in the job since they require you to be fully trained. You might get Alaska but not the other 3.

@@JonathanBarrientosthank you. One more question, this doesn’t apply to my last question but let’s say the tech school for this job was a little too fast faced for me so I had to be re classed. How does that process work? I know the Air Force will put me where they need more people but do They put on similar job as this one or anywhere on med side? Or they can put me anywhere?

@@jayr23s93 I would recommend you just go with the mentality to pass. If you ask for help and study, there shouldn't be a reason why you don't pass. I didn't have any medical background before this. But, if you do fail, they will see what's available and put you wherever. I've seen anything from other medical jobs to security forces. It's based on your ASVAB scores and why you're failing.

Thank you!!!!

Thank you Raul! I appreciate it. It's be a long road to get here.

Correct, just a secret clearance. I think anyone in the air force has at least a secret. Thank you for watching, feel free to ask anything else.

Yes we have a secret clearance

The air national guard is still part of the Air Force. Active duty is full time and air guard is part time usually. Air guard can have some full time positions but it's not a guarantee. In the Active duty side, flight nurses are only temporary 3 or 4 year assignments and then they go back to being a regular nurse if I understand correctly. It's not a permanent position on the active duty side. On the air national guard or reserves it is a permanent position but it is part time typically. Hope this makes sense, you can shoot me a message if you have any other questions.

@@JonathanBarrientos I just read some of the comments on here but damn how long have you been in for, for you to be experienced enough till you personally got to Japan?

@@JonathanBarrientos dude that’s lit, does it make you use your gi bill at all? Or it’s just part of tech school?

@@JonathanBarrientos Shiit that’s all I wanna use that TA for fr fr, so I can eventually go back to some ROTC program somewhere for that masters but I want that medical experience because it sounds cool asf. Bro you a real 1 helping all of us out who is wanting to learn more about this afsc 💯💪🏼

They live with you for phase 2. You get it based on your current location.

@@JonathanBarrientos Thanks for the quick response! What if they can’t? Do you have options?

@@ellenlin9081 not sure. I'll have to get back to u on that. Most likely, you would BAH on your current base. I don't think they would pay for them being away if you are the one choosing to keep them away. I'll ask and get back to u

@@ellenlin9081 you don't have to bring them with you but you will get BAH based on the base that you are assigned to. That's what I heard from people who have had similar situations. You'll live in the dorms and get BAH for the dependents.

Mainly big bases. Eglin, Keesler, Langley, Nellis, Travis, Andrew's, Wright Patterson, Lackland, Fort Sam, Air Force Academy, Alaska, Germany and Japan

@@JonathanBarrientos Thanks bro. Petty don't accept Physician Assistant. 😭

Shoot me an email. I'll have to look for something but here is some of the info from a previous comment I posted. Jonbarrientosinfo@gmail.com Looking at the comments, I put this out about a year ago. Precalculus should suffice. Communication (6 Credit hours) Oral Communication (3 Credit hours) Written Communication (3 Credit hours) Mathematics: (3 semester hours) College Algebra College Geometry Introduction to Probability & Statistics Higher level math courses (e.g. Precalculus or Calculus) may be used to fulfill this requirement Social Science: (3 Credit hours) Sociology Psychology Anthropology Archaeology Economics Geography Military History Military Science Political Science Government Humanities/Fine Arts (3 Credit hours): Ethics Fine Arts Literature Philosophy History

Not at Eglin.

@@JonathanBarrientos you're good, I found it, thx!

Technically you could get your foot in the door with AE. I wouldn't do it though because it would take you a few months to even join, then you would have to try to get released from the AE position or wait until your contract is done. I would find a reserve CCATT base that you like and talk to the recruiter there. They could probably work with you and start the process if you have a bachelor's and get things going for when you are ready. Anything in the military takes time, and I would recommend you give the CCATT recruiter a try, they are always looking for nurses so they might be willing to bend the requirements some. Hope this helps.

Yes, you need 2 years critical care experience (ICU/ER). A lot of CCAT teams are reserve/guard. Send me a DM on Instagram if you have any other questions.

@@JonathanBarrientos thank you so much! And thank you for your service!