USAF Cryptologic Language Analysts (CLA)-What Makes This Career Unique?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- Find out what sets the Cryptologic Language Analyst career field apart, from its intelligence-gathering role to being the only career in the U.S. Air Force dedicated to learning foreign languages.
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In 1973 I spent 9 months at DLIWC in Monterey to learn Russian....after language school, followed by another classified course at Goodfellow AFB in San Angelo TX, I scored a tour first at an isolated site on the German/Czech border and then the unit moved to Augsburg...I even met my future wife there who was also an AF linguist. Married over 40 years. The Air Force was the catalyst to everything good in my life. :)
That is the exact path I want to take now, I qualified with my ASVAB score of 98, scheduled to take the DLAB within the next week. I would like to go to DLI to learn Russian (fingers crossed I get the limited slot). I’ve already been learning Russian before I decided to enlist, after I swore in at meps my recruiter told me I could have an opportunity for this afsc.
@@juo8885 I wish you the best of luck. I considered it the best decision in my life....enjoy Monterey!!! :)
well damn, we were all wondering what the hell happened to you. we were expecting to see you at fairchild for e&e training and you never showed!
@@jgeur do I know you?? I was at Fairchild...went through POW camp, but on the second to the last day of field training, I had a blood sugar episode and had to be extracted....they said I could do it again, but I declined. This was going on at the same time as the worlds fair in Spokane.
@@rmadara you used to know me but that was a long time ago. now i'm gonna have to track down brennen and let him know you're still alive.🤣🤣 too bad you didn't make it to the second part of the training, we had you all set up for fun and games!!!
Got an 85 on ASVAB, passed the DLAB, got through MEPS, now I'm waiting for a CLA contract
How was the DLAB? I still have to take my asvab but It's the DLAB I'm nervous for. Was it hard?
@@Sweetbunniez I’d say it’s more weird than hard. The time limit and the fact that the audio can only be played once are what makes it kinda hard. But if U’re well prepared u’ll be good. There’s a Manual on Amazon that’s really helpful ( the Dlab training manual by Robert J. Cunnings) Good luck.
Not sure since I’m hispanic and know three languages my recruiter thinks this job would be a good fit for me (even though I want a medical job) he wants me to take the DLAB within next week or so and I’m scared.. how was it like ??
@@mariselakapps weird af. People say it’s hard but i think it’s more weird than hard. It’s basically gibberish with rules. Yeah that doesn’t make sense I know but that’s the DLAB😫 there’s a guide on Amazon that a lot of people use it’s really helpful I studied it the day before my Dlab and i think if I didn’t I wouldn’t have passed because I still struggled with the test even tho i studied it but then again I should’ve studied more
@@mariselakapps i just realized I replied to someone in these replies already but oh well
Hi Negly, we worked together! I was in 2002-2006 looks like you had a successful career.
This sounds very interesting and important
Makes me want to join all over again.
what if you know a second language would that be better to join this part of the air force?
only if it is a language that the air force needs
If it’s a high demand language then yes. I speak Arabic and Urdu which are both critical languages and I was told I’d get one of those assigned to me. Also crypto-ling is a high demand career so there is a signing bonus.
My wife entered the Air Force with a BA in French and Spanish....in the great wisdom of the AF, they sent her to DLI to learn Czech. :)
@@rmadara that’s because they don’t need French or Spanish
@@r.brandt2246 duh....you think?
I'm a linguist at heart. In my free time I've been learning mandarin and Russian. But I want to learn Mandarin or Russian fluently and that's why this kind of job is so alluring. But I'm scared about the job outlook. What comes after the air force? Do they at least offer translation certification so that you're not in limbo and are employable after your contract ends ? Because I'd actually enjoy learning one language after the other my whole life. But since their cutoff age is 39.... Idk. Are there jobs out there for ex cryptolinguists?
Go do the same thing for a Government agency....job prospects for this MOS are good.
Is there any possibility of me becoming an Airborne CLA if I do not have normal color vision? My depth perception is fine, and I have color corrective lenses that work.
you would have to be a ground linguist like me. im colorblind too so i couldn't be air borne
@@lightsied3526 I want to be airborne, what is the depth perception like? i go to MEPS in 3 weeks. I'm not colorblind.
I already speak Persian and Russian fluently. I'm a US citizen, but English is my third language. I have a Master's degree from Russia. Currently, I'm struggling with the ASVAB 😢. Does the Air Force offer English classes for the ASVAB test or Basic training for non-native English speakers?
sadly they don't
I'm 17 years old from germany , i kind of want to join the military , but would it be possible to come to the USA and join the air force ? (Idk if it Helps but i also was an exchange Student in the us Last year and my aunt Lives there). I just thought about joining the us military and that would be really cool to know if It's possible.
j.m There’s a chance. You would have to become a permanent resident first(get your green card). Some recruiters may discourage you because your chances are lower than born-citizens. That’s if you are an airman. If you want to be an officer, you’d have to be a born citizen. There’s a chance of getting a waiver, but it’s unlikely. If you want to be an airman, I say give it a shot! As long as you get our residency, you should try!
@@getsome8735 ok thank you :) is there a Chance to be an Officer if i get a us citizenship First ? And could i become a Pilot as a foreigner ? (Airplanes Or helicopters )
j.m no, to be an officer you must be born in the US. In order to pilot, you have to be an officer
Have to be a U.S. Citizen or very near the end of the processes to be in the USAF. More so if your going for jobs requiring a top security clearence.
@@getsome8735 this is definitely not true you can become a naturalised citizen then become an officer
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I read on the airforce website that the minimum height for this job is 64 inches. I am 5'3" (63 inches) .Does anyone know if I would be able to get in? 😬
You may reach out to your area recruiter to see what your options are. What is your zip code?
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
Good morning. We will be happy to answer your questions. Have a great day.
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
What kinds of jobs can this lead to in the civilian world?
Government contractor or government civilian. You can do the same job outside the military, or apply yourself in a number of areas in government by using your security clearance
It’s kinda hard to learn a language when you are older
Joey_ Breezy I agree. But I think you also are in an advantage if you already know more than one language and have the mind set to learn more.
Myth... look up Kató Lomb
Not necessary. It depends on how well of a student you are. And usually older students seem to have a better way of studying.
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Seems AI will take total control for this skill.
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what if you know a second language would that be better to join this part of the air force?
Anthony Galicianschii its still the same but you get a better rank i think i know 2 and im learning my third and im taking my asvab soon theres alot going on for me and im trying the best that i can to put out in the world but if you want it go for it it’s something you wont regret
it makes no difference, you may still get a language that isn't the one you already know
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