Congrats on making it into the Space Force! I just applied to the recent board for the 13S career field. It would be interesting to hear what space training is all about, how long it is, when you receive your first assignment, when you are assigned your specialization(ie...Missile Warning), how long specialized training is, and if you can put in a good word for me. I promise I am awesome :). I look forward to more videos!
USSF is just the USAF Space units under a different branch. Sounds like a big change but the change is really just the chain of command and making Space Force more agile and able to acquire funding directly. Depending on which Corp you are assigned to will determine how your future is and potential for civilian careers as a GS or contractor.
Finally, a serious video on Space Force. Thanks for covering so many points! Looking forward to more information. Thank you for your service and good luck with your new house when you get it!
Thanks for the update on USSF! Cool news about the internship opportunities. That sounds so interesting, and I can't wait to see what that partnership will look like with these space companies. I'll be at OTS soon, graduating February 2021 directly into USSF for 13S. I know there was an AD and civilian USSF board that just submitted packages for OTS selection. So, hopefully we'll see many more officers join the ranks in FY21! Looking forward to learning the ropes and starting the training. Keep it up, space warfighter, and semper supra!
That’s what I want, space industry stuff, but I’m not sure if intel or cyber career field. The endgame is definitely engineering officer. (And pissing away all the byproduct (money) on motorsport and competitive shooting)
I'm Currenly on my way to become an Air Force Intelligence Officer, i graduate from bachelor's degree in mathematics with honors . i will attend OCS soon ! And who knows ? Maybe after a great career and a good service in the Air Force I will join the Space Force !
Looking forward to your video on Space Operations (13S)! I have degree in Structural Engineering (Aerospace emphasis) and I’m in contact with a recruiter. Debating which path to apply for Space Ops or Developmental Eng for 21USSF02
I would like to see some discussion on 3D0 career fields. From my test result, I am qualified some of those jobs and will take EDPT soon. I'm interested in those career field and how are they like in the Space Force.
I can see if I can land an interview with a 3D0! Great idea, I’ll try to make a video for each career field in the service and talk about they support with the space realm. 🇺🇸
Great Video!! Just came across your channel and was wondering, were you prior enlisted intel? I'm currently an FCC station in SoCal looking to submit an officer package next Feb.
@@benjaminkruah6680 well I’m a 1N4 by trade myself. Most 1N0s love their job. You gotta be a good briefer and quick to ingest information for that career field. 1N1s either love what they do or legit despise it because most end up at a DGS site which is not the coolest of assignments. 1N1s are geospatial analysts. If you want to be an intel officer, that would make you a 14N ultimately. I’m a SSgt (soon to be TSgt) and have been around the block a little so I may be able to answer your questions as well.
I was prior enlisted! I enjoyed my time as a 1N0 but I can’t lie that I’m very excited to pursue my space career. Check out my video on USAF Intel career fields to see if it’s for you! Titled: SPACE FORCE CAREER FIELDS + INTERVIEWS WITH AIR FORCE INTEL ANALYSTS!!
I’m 34 and graduated with my bachelors in 2018. I didn’t have the best GPA because I took a 12 year gap and I had bad grades when I first went into college and getting my GPA to a 3.0 was impossible. My question is, does age and GPA play a big factor in the selection process for an officer. Do they look for people in their 20s over people in their 30s? I love your channel!!!!
Thank you! I would say that GPA does play a pretty big factor, but there is no age discrimination. As long as you make the age cutoff. They look at the whole person concept, so if you have a great background in work experience and good AFOQT scores than it can balance low GPA.
Was your AMU Space Studies all online. I just finished my associates degree and after my credit transfer review, AMU said it would take me about 2 years and three months to complete my bachelors.
Yes it was! Started my program in 2015 but didn’t take it seriously (go full time) until 2017-2018 but I knocked it out quickly. Lost a lot of weekends though 😅
What's your vote for the name for members of the Space Force? Spacers? Spacemen? With no pilots, the Space Force will probably have the least astronauts selectees among all branches? Thoughts?
Thanks for your videos! Quick question here. I am a non-prior looking into commissioning into the Space Force in a few years. I have a wife and a kid. What kind of work schedule would a Space Force Space Operations Officer have? Just wondering if the job is family friendly.
For the first few years, depending on location and unit, you will most likely work on the operations floor that is manned 24/7. Each unit is different with their schedules (how many days on/off and how many hours the shifts are). However, space is least likely to deploy. So it all depends on what unit you go to and how long you are on crew.
This is correct! Who knows how this will change wayyyyy in the future as space becomes more of a normality. But for the time being we only have approximately 7 career fields in the USSF
Annoying that whenever I Google Spaceforce. Before I find any information on the branch. I have to sift through articles and link about that stupid Netflix Movie first. Idk how they were allowed to name a show after an actual military branch. There is no shows or movies called MARINES, AIR FORCE, ARMY OR NAVY.
I totally get the frustration! People got very excited or confused about the idea when it was introduced to the public. The Netflix series helped publicize our branch, although in a different way... but it got people interested and start asking questions. I’m trying to answer as many questions as possible to help!
They are still working on deciding the location but it’s between 7 locations. Check out the link to see the list! www.airforcemag.com/space-command-hq-search-narrows-to-six-locations/
There isn't any specific guidance on application requirements, but as soon as I get information I will inform you all. But I would imagine the requirements would be similar to USAF standards. And they are not hiring based on location, if you are located in the US or Puerto Rico you are good to go!
Hey, question. I’m 31 turning 32 in December married with two beautiful girls. I have a B.S. degree and feel it’s time for me to enlist in the Air Force and hope I can make it as an officer and maybe the space force. With my age and being married with kids. Is it still a good idea to join?
If you want your marriage to fail and be apart from your children go for it! The military really is no good for married men bro I'm just being honest. There's a saying spread among soldiers that goes "if the military wanted you to have a wife they'd issue you one". With all that said, live your life.
The USAF is the most family friendly branch! If it’s calling you, you can at least try! See what you qualify for and if it interests you. Make sure your family is on board also. And try to figure out where you could potentially move with your jobs of interest so you can have an idea. I believe the USSF will be even more family friendly because there are very minimal deployments and most of the units are in CO so you could potentially have a career with minimal moves. Your experience can really vary a lot in the USAF. I’ve been to units that are really family friendly and I’ve been to others where it’s a hard balance. Typically those difficult units have a high ops tempo. However, everybody’s opinions will be different. I think it’s all depending on your mindset and family strength. Military members typically marry and start families very young and I feel like that is a huge factor to family issues. So you have the advantage!
The timeframe for Army/Navy space requirements to move to the Space Force remains in FY22/23. Although legal provisions exist for other services to transfer to the Space Force, the current focus is on transferring the over 6,000 Airmen from the Air Force to the Space Force by mid FY21. We understand there is excitement for Space Force across all services right now. Space Force will release further details for a limited inter-service transfer program for other sister services for FY21.
I'm excited to hear Solar Warden is official. 🤗👍
Congrats on your new home Cynthia!
Thanks for the update! I didn't know about the cool things they're doing for retention. I can't wait to join. Semper Supra! ☝🚀
Exciting things are coming! Can’t wait to see them in action 🇺🇸
Congrats on making it into the Space Force! I just applied to the recent board for the 13S career field. It would be interesting to hear what space training is all about, how long it is, when you receive your first assignment, when you are assigned your specialization(ie...Missile Warning), how long specialized training is, and if you can put in a good word for me. I promise I am awesome :). I look forward to more videos!
Awesome!! I can definitely answer those questions and have a discussion on the 13S job. Stay tuned ❤️🇺🇸
Great work Cynthia ,your a awesome leader for everyone to follow. -bradley ringuette
Totally Awesome For You! Excellent Job! Your The Best! 💫
Thank you ❤️🇺🇸
USSF is just the USAF Space units under a different branch. Sounds like a big change but the change is really just the chain of command and making Space Force more agile and able to acquire funding directly. Depending on which Corp you are assigned to will determine how your future is and potential for civilian careers as a GS or contractor.
Exactly 👍🏼🇺🇸
Finally, a serious video on Space Force. Thanks for covering so many points! Looking forward to more information. Thank you for your service and good luck with your new house when you get it!
I am glad I can help!! 🇺🇸
Thanks for the update on USSF! Cool news about the internship opportunities. That sounds so interesting, and I can't wait to see what that partnership will look like with these space companies. I'll be at OTS soon, graduating February 2021 directly into USSF for 13S. I know there was an AD and civilian USSF board that just submitted packages for OTS selection. So, hopefully we'll see many more officers join the ranks in FY21! Looking forward to learning the ropes and starting the training. Keep it up, space warfighter, and semper supra!
Good luck on your upcoming endeavors! Can’t wait to have you as a part of the team 🇺🇸
Awesome! Love the idea of mixing space with other important topics like buying a home etc! Go for it! ...
Thank you for the feedback!
That’s what I want, space industry stuff, but I’m not sure if intel or cyber career field. The endgame is definitely engineering officer. (And pissing away all the byproduct (money) on motorsport and competitive shooting)
I'm Currenly on my way to become an Air Force Intelligence Officer, i graduate from bachelor's degree in mathematics with honors . i will attend OCS soon ! And who knows ? Maybe after a great career and a good service in the Air Force I will join the Space Force !
Congrats on your selection and good luck with your endeavors!!
Could you update this lol
Electrical Engineering major here. gonna commission through ROTC in 3 years. Not sure if I should do Developmental or some other area.
Shouldn't affect your commission or job choice for the specific area in your degree, as a STEM degree you are heading in the right direction!
Be a Pilot !
You should definitely do a video on VA loans. My wife and I just used one for the first time and there was a lot that we were not in the loop on!
That’s what I thought when I was going through the process! Thank you for the feedback!
Congrats Cynthia!
Thank you ❤️🇺🇸
I see a calendar “The women of Space Force” 🙌
That would be awesome if you could do a video on the VA loan and buying a house!
Will do! Thank you for the feedback ❤️🇺🇸
I just started studying for marines I could have already have 1 year done but I didn't started early 😤😤😤
Looking forward to your video on Space Operations (13S)! I have degree in Structural Engineering (Aerospace emphasis) and I’m in contact with a recruiter. Debating which path to apply for Space Ops or Developmental Eng for 21USSF02
Sweet! I’ll have this as my next video. I’m excited to inform you all on the exciting career field 🛰👩🏼🚀
I would like to see some discussion on 3D0 career fields. From my test result, I am qualified some of those jobs and will take EDPT soon. I'm interested in those career field and how are they like in the Space Force.
I can see if I can land an interview with a 3D0! Great idea, I’ll try to make a video for each career field in the service and talk about they support with the space realm. 🇺🇸
I have yet to get any responses from my regional officer recruitment office. Sucks lmao
Getting in contact with recruiters can be tough! Just be consistent to show that you are serious 🇺🇸
Great Video!! Just came across your channel and was wondering, were you prior enlisted intel? I'm currently an FCC station in SoCal looking to submit an officer package next Feb.
She was actually. I worked with her a bit when she was a SrA at Beale AFB. I think she was a 1N1 or 1N0
@@MrGlass- what do you think of the 1N1/0 career field? I want to submit a package for Intel officer and was curious about the position.
@@benjaminkruah6680 well I’m a 1N4 by trade myself. Most 1N0s love their job. You gotta be a good briefer and quick to ingest information for that career field. 1N1s either love what they do or legit despise it because most end up at a DGS site which is not the coolest of assignments. 1N1s are geospatial analysts. If you want to be an intel officer, that would make you a 14N ultimately.
I’m a SSgt (soon to be TSgt) and have been around the block a little so I may be able to answer your questions as well.
Also wanted to clarify;
1N0 and the 1N1 career fields are both enlisted. A 14N is a commissioned officer job AFSC
I was prior enlisted! I enjoyed my time as a 1N0 but I can’t lie that I’m very excited to pursue my space career. Check out my video on USAF Intel career fields to see if it’s for you! Titled:
SPACE FORCE CAREER FIELDS + INTERVIEWS WITH AIR FORCE INTEL ANALYSTS!!
Very beautiful. 😊
I’m 34 and graduated with my bachelors in 2018. I didn’t have the best GPA because I took a 12 year gap and I had bad grades when I first went into college and getting my GPA to a 3.0 was impossible. My question is, does age and GPA play a big factor in the selection process for an officer. Do they look for people in their 20s over people in their 30s? I love your channel!!!!
Thank you! I would say that GPA does play a pretty big factor, but there is no age discrimination. As long as you make the age cutoff. They look at the whole person concept, so if you have a great background in work experience and good AFOQT scores than it can balance low GPA.
Was your AMU Space Studies all online. I just finished my associates degree and after my credit transfer review, AMU said it would take me about 2 years and three months to complete my bachelors.
Yes it was! Started my program in 2015 but didn’t take it seriously (go full time) until 2017-2018 but I knocked it out quickly. Lost a lot of weekends though 😅
Thank you!
Woohoo!
IG and FB?
What's your vote for the name for members of the Space Force? Spacers? Spacemen?
With no pilots, the Space Force will probably have the least astronauts selectees among all branches? Thoughts?
I like Astras! But I can’t wait to find out. Also not all astronauts have a pilot background, but I do believe that USAF will have more selectees.
Thanks for your videos! Quick question here. I am a non-prior looking into commissioning into the Space Force in a few years. I have a wife and a kid. What kind of work schedule would a Space Force Space Operations Officer have? Just wondering if the job is family friendly.
For the first few years, depending on location and unit, you will most likely work on the operations floor that is manned 24/7. Each unit is different with their schedules (how many days on/off and how many hours the shifts are). However, space is least likely to deploy. So it all depends on what unit you go to and how long you are on crew.
Can you turn down the background music?
It does not look like there will pilot slots in the space force. Would you may able to clarify whether this is correct?
This is correct! Who knows how this will change wayyyyy in the future as space becomes more of a normality. But for the time being we only have approximately 7 career fields in the USSF
@@SpaceNerdConfessions Thanks!
Are there any mentions of when non-enlisted civilians can try to join Space Force?
Check this link out! More information on specific jobs they are trying to fill.
afciviliancareers.com/spaceforcehiring/
I really wanna join but I’m not in Air Force :(
Holy shit thats actually true
Merica ❤️🇺🇸
Annoying that whenever I Google Spaceforce. Before I find any information on the branch. I have to sift through articles and link about that stupid Netflix Movie first. Idk how they were allowed to name a show after an actual military branch. There is no shows or movies called MARINES, AIR FORCE, ARMY OR NAVY.
I totally get the frustration! People got very excited or confused about the idea when it was introduced to the public. The Netflix series helped publicize our branch, although in a different way... but it got people interested and start asking questions. I’m trying to answer as many questions as possible to help!
Where is the headquarters of Space Force ?
They are still working on deciding the location but it’s between 7 locations. Check out the link to see the list!
www.airforcemag.com/space-command-hq-search-narrows-to-six-locations/
I am a software engineer with no prior military training. Do i qualify? Also are they hiring based on location?
There isn't any specific guidance on application requirements, but as soon as I get information I will inform you all. But I would imagine the requirements would be similar to USAF standards. And they are not hiring based on location, if you are located in the US or Puerto Rico you are good to go!
Hey, question. I’m 31 turning 32 in December married with two beautiful girls. I have a B.S. degree and feel it’s time for me to enlist in the Air Force and hope I can make it as an officer and maybe the space force. With my age and being married with kids. Is it still a good idea to join?
No, go federal instead
If you want your marriage to fail and be apart from your children go for it! The military really is no good for married men bro I'm just being honest. There's a saying spread among soldiers that goes "if the military wanted you to have a wife they'd issue you one". With all that said, live your life.
@@Chris-ty9ef 100 % accurate!
The USAF is the most family friendly branch! If it’s calling you, you can at least try! See what you qualify for and if it interests you. Make sure your family is on board also. And try to figure out where you could potentially move with your jobs of interest so you can have an idea. I believe the USSF will be even more family friendly because there are very minimal deployments and most of the units are in CO so you could potentially have a career with minimal moves.
Your experience can really vary a lot in the USAF. I’ve been to units that are really family friendly and I’ve been to others where it’s a hard balance. Typically those difficult units have a high ops tempo. However, everybody’s opinions will be different. I think it’s all depending on your mindset and family strength. Military members typically marry and start families very young and I feel like that is a huge factor to family issues. So you have the advantage!
Do you know if this is a joint force? I am currently a Logistical Manager for the Army.
They will be accepting transfers from other service branches in FY22 🇺🇸
*Marlene?* 😳
if we aren't fighting Aliens with lasers im not joining
There’s probably no chance of transferring to the space force from the army huh
The timeframe for Army/Navy space requirements to move to the Space Force remains in FY22/23. Although legal provisions exist for other services to transfer to the Space Force, the current focus is on transferring the over 6,000 Airmen from the Air Force to the Space Force by mid FY21. We understand there is excitement for Space Force across all services right now. Space Force will release further details for a limited inter-service transfer program for other sister services for FY21.
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