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Combat Control Q&A with Peaches from OnesReady Podcast

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Welcome to Airman Vision, where we help you prepare for all aspects of Air Force life. Whether you’re looking to join, are currently in, or have a loved one who is joining or currently serves. Today we are guest hosting Peaches for OnesReady Podcast who has 25 years of Air Force experience as a Combat Controller and is a Chief Master Sergeant. Comment who we should do a video with next!
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Questions answered in this episode:
* What all does Combat Control (CCT) do?
* What is training like to become part of Special Operations? Could you talk about some of your experiences and the demands of the training?
* What was your hardest part about Assessment and Selection?
* Did you go through any moments where you regretted joining the Air Force?
* At what point in your career did you fully leave the theater/missions (if applicable) and become full time decision making. Was it a sudden change, or did it develop as you promoted to become less of one, and more of the other?
* Should I actually go Air Force for Combat Control even if no other jobs interest me?
* How difficult is it for females to make the cut in special operations?
* Have you ever been to a FARP site and if you have, how was that experience?
* What is the biggest lesson you've learned since joining the Air Force?
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Airman Vision is run by Kyle Gott. Kyle is an Air Force Veteran who served 6 years and honorably separated as an E-5 Staff Sergeant. He started making videos on this channel to document his journey joining the United States Air Force back in 2013 and continues to help set future Airmen up for success.
The videos on this channel represent the individual opinions of those speaking and do not reflect thoughts of the Air Force, DOD, or US Government.

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Комментарии : 7

@JunkieMonkey321 Год назад

CC’s are bad as fuck. probably the coolest SOF unit

@Andrade_USA Год назад

Peaches is the man, great episode

@LeDiamondDog Год назад

I discovered that dude in a book in France a long time ago Special forces in Irak and this dude is my vision of CCT

@joshuaclendenon Год назад

Awesome video man, would absolutely love to have this as a podcast!

@oldschoolgamer1638 Год назад

This video was awesome!

@caposolomon8745 Год назад

Hey Kyle I had been watching your videos for a long time. I joined the Air Force in 2016 and i used alot of your trick to get through basics and i am very greatful for your videos in those days. I find that now your content is struggling to find content to help new perspective service member. I am currently trying to commission in the United States military. I may have to switch to the army or another branch to get this commission since the Air Force commissioning process is extremely extremely competitive. Please let me know if you would like to make a collaborative videos so that I could explain and help some of your viewers in the process of transferring branches and the requirements that other branches. For example, if I would like to commission into the US army, I would have to do the army basic training all over again before I go to OCS. I also used my GI bill to get my bachelor's degree, so I also have knowledge on the process as well. I got my wife in the commission crop since she is in the medical career field. Lastly I was in all three of the components of the Air Force which is the active duty, reserve, and national guard. I can speak for my experience with the differences between the three components of the Air Force. Please let me know.