squirrelOct 5, 2005 3:28pm
[quote="KWIGYBO"]SGT Shawn Gomes
Ok Ronin, KNUCKLE UP!
Military and LE roll call.........integrity pls
KahnNov 9, 2005 7:42am
I hate to bring it back up but ithink its time
squirrelNov 9, 2005 7:46am
[quote="Kahn"]I hate to bring it back up but ithink its time[/quote]
Ok Ronin, KNUCKLE UP!
nightblade117Nov 9, 2005 7:52am
Nicholas White
"We'll bomb them back to the stone age" General Curtis Lemay ,USAF
SSgtRobNov 13, 2005 12:08am
Best of luck to you :)
hansenNov 13, 2005 1:09am
PD 1 yr
KermitDec 12, 2005 3:33am
SrA Mount USAF 106th CCT Hurlburt Field FA, retrained and seperating in 16monthes, someone in Sac PD or Sherifs department get me a job!!
FerrariModenaDec 12, 2005 3:54am
Who knows who the Adjutant General of the California Army National Guard is right now?
billDec 12, 2005 3:55am
[quote="Kermit"]SrA Mount USAF 106th CCT Hurlburt Field FA, retrained and seperating in 16monthes, someone in Sac PD or Sherifs department get me a job!![/quote]
DavidKDec 12, 2005 11:38am
I posted this on the other topic, but this one seems to be the main one
CAG_Talon_X13Dec 12, 2005 3:25pm
FO attached to B 2/505 PIR (88-92)
- Your only weapon is your brain, everything else is a tool.
AxeDec 13, 2005 12:05am
I was a Correctional Officer for the City of Folsom until I was injured and forced to quit.
If you give to a charity please think of giving to one of these two charities. The Naval Special Warfare Foundation or Navy SEAL Warrior Fund.
KermitDec 13, 2005 2:47pm
[quote="Bill"][quote="Kermit"]SrA Mount USAF 106th CCT Hurlburt Field FA, retrained and seperating in 16monthes, someone in Sac PD or Sherifs department get me a job!![/quote]
AxeDec 14, 2005 2:40am
Hey SSgtRob, Which academy are you going to?? I attended the one at Yuba College.
If you give to a charity please think of giving to one of these two charities. The Naval Special Warfare Foundation or Navy SEAL Warrior Fund.
Operative-SubterfugeDec 14, 2005 4:37am
(BlackIce).....I'm sure you have been asked several times now, but, do you have an idea about dates for your MILSIM scenario, yet?
Operative-SubterfugeDec 14, 2005 4:37am
(BlackIce).....I'm sure you have been asked several times now, but, do you have an idea about dates for your MILSIM scenario, yet?
GuestDec 14, 2005 6:18am
12 in the corps 0311/0321/0431
FreelancerDec 15, 2005 7:07am
Airforce DEPer/Trainee, Go to BMT in April and will end up E-2 starting because of college credits. Planning on signing up for 6 years when I head to MEPs before I head to BMT.
KermitDec 15, 2005 11:49pm
Freelancer.....dont sign for 6 unless they're throwing big bonus's out again, and the way we've been force shaping the past few monthes I doubt they are.
CAG_Talon_X13Dec 16, 2005 12:51am
I agree with Kermit. Do some research before you commit. I'd shy away from a six year commitment as well unless they are offering a fat bonus in writing. Its a recruitee's market right now so be picky and get exactly what you want. Take the advice.
- Your only weapon is your brain, everything else is a tool.
KermitDec 16, 2005 4:40am
So at dinner tonight I was telling the ole lady that you were coming in the AF and that you would be working aircraft maintenance. I told her I was gonna try to get you to do your research, but she said you'll probably be set on it like most people are when they choose the aircraft realm. Her advise (which will be better then mine since Im not a maintaner) is to pick Heavies when your choosing your airframes. Heavies will give you chances to work C130's ... which often are assigned to AFSOC (my department) so you'll have the chance to work the C130 gun ships, and ALL of the AF Helo's, more then likely you'll go to a AFSOC (Air Force Special Operations Command) base, and will work around the Tac P's, PJ's, CCT's (my boys), and Combat Weather folks...if you like the high paced atmosphere, and real world situations, and your set on aircraft maintenance, at least head my womans words, if not you'll be stuck on a fighter base somewhere, around snobby @ss pilots, and never see any real operators.
FreelancerDec 16, 2005 6:10am
Ii was only going to go for the 6 year if I didn't have enough credits for E-2 starting. Which I do now so it'll most likely be a 4 year. Personally I want to work with the F-16 frame and eventually move up to the JSF at the 4-6 year mark if I haven't gotten enough for college. My dad is an engineer for Boeing and a project manager. His wife (my step mom) works on and off with the JSF. It's a higher level than the F-16 but I do like fighters in general and not much of a carrier/tanker sort of guy. But from what I have read and been told, you don't choose with frame type you work on. It is chosen for you in tech school towards the later phases by testing via knowledge and skill tests. Besides I'm working on becoming comissioned anyways so I will try to get what little extra time I can to slap around whatever classes I can take towards an engineering degree.
KermitDec 17, 2005 10:13pm
Ok, my woman says you'll get your airframe based on your AFSC. It's coded based on the job you pick at MEPS. Wether your Air Combat Command, or Air Mobility Command. Once broken into those class's, your randomly slotted on a airframe, not based on your skills or knowledge, and I can vouch for that, Ive seen some of the morons who work on the U2 Recon plane with my lady and they are morons, and this is the elite spy jet of the united states. Its all random on what airframe you get.
billDec 27, 2005 9:32am
[quote="spooky"]I was a Correctional Officer for the City of Folsom until I was injured and forced to quit.[/quote]
madhatter1013Dec 27, 2005 12:21pm
I've been in the Army since 2002. I began my carrer in the Army Reserve, then went full time active duty in 2004. I currently with 2ID HQ(Second to None !) in Korea. I'm working in MI. I'm leaving Korea in July of 2006, will be back for a month then I report to Germany in August. I'll be joining the 66th MI Group(MiG). I getting ready to deploy for 2 months for some "additional real world training" ;)