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I was trying to remember if Kingpin moved to Robins yet and found this video. I hope your supervisor guided you to learn more about our many jobs. Have you been added to the massive BMO Teams Group yet? From memory and a little wiki action, here is a list of bases 1C5s are authorized. Available billets flexuate. They might start sending us back to joint Army ASOS's like Ft Riley, Ft Carson, Ft Drum... Aviano Italy: we visit there for medical/admin. Town is small and base is split into 2 main areas 10 min apart + other areas. Mountains are the backdrop Osan AB, South Korea. 607 AOC + 621ACS + 7HQ---YASS especially since they cleaned up the skreets Ramstein, Germany 603d AOC -Surprisingly disorganized and the new go kart track style base entry is nauseating Einsedlerhof-Warrior Prep Center -Next to Ramstein. So SIMs everyday? Scott, Illinois 618th AOC -Air Mobility so only Datalink positions -cheaper and more exciting to live in St Louis. 30 min commute. So much food and beer. Provel cheese is ass Shaw, South Carolina. Was 609 AOC -Mixed bag, Columbia is better to live in. I heard the housing has skyrocketed. 2hr from Charleston, Charlotte and Savannah Poggio Renatico Italy. -NATO so of course it's amazing. Need CRC or datalink experience. Barksdale, LA 608th AOC Davis-Monthan, NM 612th AOC Hill, Utah 729th ACS Hurlburt Field, FL training sq / SpecForces Elmendorf-Rich, Alaska. 611 AOC Pearl Hbr-Hickam, Hawaii 613 AOC Pope, NC 82nd Airborne Division/14th ASOS Kadena, Japan. 623d ACS Key West, FL naval drug interdiction Luke, Arizona 607 ACS School house Lackland 616th AOC Langley Testing AOC McGuire NJ 621st AMOS Misawa, Japan. 610th ACF Mountain Home, Idaho 726th ACS Nellis, CAOC Robins, GA ACS North Bay, Canada AOC? Travis, CA 321st AMOS-surprising amount of cows Tyndall, Florida AOC + ACS Torrejón, Spain CAOC Yokota, Japan Colombia 🇨🇴 Al Udeid, Qatar 1 year Poland-lengthy TDYs GERMANY -Uedem CAOC -Wiesbaden 1st ASOS -Vilseck 2nd ASOSh
I just signed for this job, I’m curious on if you deploy more often because of the job? Also, do you have to be in a plane for the job and if so how often, tdys etc?
I’ve been in for over 2 years and have my bachelor’s in Spanish & my masters in social work. I chose to enlist because I knew that being an officer was a huge responsibility & I wanted to get experience under my belt so that I can be a more well rounded LT. Plus I need to obtain my clinical license to continue to work as a social worker in the Air Force. The Air Force will allow my do to get my clinical supervision hours for free. That would’ve been very hard to get clinical supervision for free if I was still civilian. Also, I know my limits & know that retiring as a captain would be the best option for me.
I couldn’t find personal trainer under “AF cool eligible” is there a chance that it’s not anymore? Also since you didn’t use af cool for yours, what did you end up using?
I enlisted in the AF in 2016 as a Pharmacy Technician with a Bachelor’s in biology (immigrant from Jamaica, wasn’t a citizen at the time), took the AFOQT in 2017 (failed it terribly. Ahahah!). Deployed to Afghanistan in 2020, then got off active duty in 2021 and switch to reserves. Got accepted to Pharmacy school in 2021, commissioned through HPSP and going back to active duty as a pharmacist in 2024. Nothing wrong with enlisting with a Bachelors (I learnt so much that propelled me to go to pharmacy school). Just always have a goal and stick with it. The AF (military in general) has various opportunities, so work with what works for you.
🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations! You did good! I am almost done with my Biology degree and am continuing on to graduate school for a PhD. I want to commission into the Public Health Service Commission but we’ll see I’m exhausting all my options to secure my way into government healthcare. What was difficult about the officer test?
I didn’t adequately prepare😂still, I have friends who passed but weren’t selected. The uniformed services university of the health sciences (military medical school) offers a public health degree I think. You can check that out.
@@user-hl5qr4tx6t It is on kindle now too. THE NEW DLAB STUDY GUIDE (2023) by Sam Newmann.. Prob otherplaces as well. This guide is very similar to the test lol