Nice honest video. (showing my age). When i joined in 1979, the job they gave me was "Tactical Air Command and Control Specialist." At BMT, i found out the "real job title" was a Forward Air Controller. Most of the training was done by and your assignment would be on an Army base. I asked for another job and ended up being a KC-135 air refueling boom operator and KC-10 Instructor boom operator my whole 20 years in. Peaches, i commend you for the job you did. As Kyle said, you definitely earned your Beret.
Does anybody know how work/life balance this job is? Ive been told Air Force deployements are 6 months, so what are combat controllers doing while in dwell time?
lets just say. with 2 years as being in training and 2 years doing the job. its not going to be many options for a contract like that. you'd have a better chance with applying for a 6 year contract. always, as a recruiter for openings and bonuses.
Nice honest video. (showing my age). When i joined in 1979, the job they gave me was "Tactical Air Command and Control Specialist." At BMT, i found out the "real job title" was a Forward Air Controller. Most of the training was done by and your assignment would be on an Army base. I asked for another job and ended up being a KC-135 air refueling boom operator and KC-10 Instructor boom operator my whole 20 years in. Peaches, i commend you for the job you did. As Kyle said, you definitely earned your Beret.
KC 135? You were stationed at Seymour Johnson any in your time in?
Does anybody know how work/life balance this job is? Ive been told Air Force deployements are 6 months, so what are combat controllers doing while in dwell time?
Can a very little to no eczema affect joining air force spec ops?
You're both very nice
Can u be a sniper as a cct?
Can I sign a 4yr contract to be a CCT?
Yes you can
lets just say. with 2 years as being in training and 2 years doing the job. its not going to be many options for a contract like that. you'd have a better chance with applying for a 6 year contract.
always, as a recruiter for openings and bonuses.