5 10yr?? How about a newly receiced 2yr green card?

Don't think Sandbox was around when you were in structures.

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Spent two years at Schriever AFB or Space Base. It sucked.

ANYTIME you have an employer match your contribution to an IRA, TSP 401K, whatever. MAX IT OUT! I have been doing for 35 years at a very average paying job, and that matched 5% each month was hardly missed, but is not an AMAZING lump of money!

Had to put the video in .75 speed

Air force I have always wanted to fly a fighter plane

lol that this thumbnail is not Space Ops, it’s Air Traffic Control. Worked that RAPCON not long ago.

I broke my back 21 months in the pipeline. RIP Andy and Sean Harvell, my brothers, we love you and miss you. ONE FOR TEAMWORK! ONE FOR FALLEN COMRADES! FIRST THERE!!

April 1954 Graduation, no such thing oh so long ago You just headed out assigned,,,2/3 in a with Orders in hand.,.,times have changed ,,Barracks old wood 60 man,,,etc…funny,,,yes i am 87, so of the 60 what are the odds

Apparently they have really lowered the intelligence requirements since I was in.

Not everybody is a Marine, HOWEVER, anyone Can be a Marine. Which makes seem less special, I thought for the longest only special individual only can join

Mistake #1: joining the military at all

I was a Machinist in the USAF. Great job, I volunteered for the 3-11 shift. Best part was I only had stay out of site for a couple of hours and after that I was completely left alone with no old puke lifers hassling me. I built a chopper and a custom rifle on a 98 Mauser action on duty using. I had access to all of the Field Maintenance Shops. The shops were the world's best hobby shops. Being a night worker I had a room to myself and a sign on the outside of the door saying day sleeper, I had very few inspections of my room.

#1..don't Trust the Recruiter...#2.. don't Trust the Recruiter...#3.. dont Trust the Recruiter....as for #4 & 5....!😂😂😂😂

I would tell.anyone going in the military. The big don't s are , don't ever tell them you in trouble with the law, don't ever tell them about any heath issue, don't ever tell them about any drugs that you may have taken, and don't lend or borrow money!

When I decided to join (decades ago), I had already talked to many vets and active duty personnel. I knew I didn't want to constantly carry/shoot a gun; wear camo & boots; and was looking at the branch that would give me the best deal in my enlistment contract. I eliminated the army and Marine Corps right away. The Air Force (at that time) didn't have a good promotion record (I saw some retiring at 20 years as an E5) and they wouldn't guarantee me A school. I ended up joining the Navy and getting what I wanted, except duty station). I didn't regret it

Algorithm brought me here 5 years later. But in those same 5 years, my answer would still be none of them. And, yes, I did serve.

Mistake number one: joining the military

What about now😢?❤

Airforce be dicking around, and Navy dude sounds like he has more fun. I think im going Navy.

#1 Mistake: Not knowing what you are defending. A major political candidate to be your Commander in Chief just this year has vowed to be a Dictator on Day One. Think about it. ❤

Every thing is good with me to pass, but I have a high school diploma and high school transcript from another country. Will Air Force accepts. Do I need my high school diploma evaluated?

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Military sucks. Don't bother. They can ruin your life on a whim with their version of the justice system.

So where do you secure your wallet, keys, etc?

I think I'll give it a shot

All of this rules are similar to job corps and they where really rude 😭

If I’m not satisfied with my ASVAB test results can I retake it?

can i join the airforce for my college and after become a marine?

We, Air Force double bunked in the 1990's at Osan and I see even today many do. Just depends on the manning.

I've been to 3 of the 5 bases you mentioned and was also at Ramstein. Yes all super top notch places to be.

By signing a 6 year and getting E-3 out of tech school, you made gross roughly an extra $7,500 for those two years, till you were legible for E-4. Don't know why you down played it as an extra $300.

1. Peterson AFB, Colorado 2. Luke AFB, Arizona 3. MacDill AFB, Florida 4. Buckley AFB, Colorado 5. Vandenberg AFB , California These are my top 5 that I love n trying to go once I leave England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Thank you. I watched the whole video but don't have gold medal emojis available at the moment. This was very helpful. For me it's Air Force by far. I'm mainly interested in career and education. I've already done college and traveled a lot etc and at a career slump. How does the air force feel about 40+ year old recruits?

Started out as an 11D-Aero Rifleman. Vietnam drawdown happened, involuntary reclassed as 64C. Re-enlisted, the 2 year later reclassed again as 63H. Spent 2 years in that MOS, finished my degree and then applied for WO in MOS 630A. Received a direct appointment and then went on to retire with 21 years.

It looks like one of the recruits in the back was not reciting the oath.

I don't know of any first termer that came in to do 20. Those decisions are made well after initial entry. I can tell you that in my day 85% chose to ETS rather than re-enlist. Of the remaining 15%, 10% would re-enlist for a new MOS, and the remaining 5% would choose PDA or Station of Choice in current MOS. An interesting fact though, 5% of individuals who were US's (Draftees), would re-enlist for a new MOS with a bonus Bonuses were a big deal around 1969. You could draw up to $2K for your current MOS. A new MOS could yield $5K after graduating from schooling. Re-enlsting for Vietnam would get you $10K tax free as it would be paid in-country.

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Mistake i made was not taking it seriously. I treated it like a job i didnt want. I didnt want to push myself and only really did what i had to.

I was in aircraft avionics. I got to talk to pilots all the time. But also, I would think that even though my job could be dirty at times, it was the best. We weren’t like crew chiefs or weapons techs who got greasy but sometimes shutting the planes down you would get a little jp4 on you. I would also say that fighter pilot would be the best in prestige. My dad trained pilots to navigate, so he was an enlisted pilot. I think Air traffic control and meteorologist would be in the upper echelons of jobs in terms of having a high IQ to do them. Also, probably Astronaut.. That would be a gas to go to space.

i fractured my arm when i was 8 but it didnt cause any life complications, I can move my arm normally and dont deal with any problems with it. Would that disqualify me?

I was stationed at Spangdahlem and Ramstein, Spangdahlem was awesome and Ramstein was aweful. I spent a lot of time in Luxembourg which the city was about 45 minutes away from Spangdahlem and France about the same depending on where you went. No matter where you go the German people are wunderbar.

Mistake number one JOINING THE MILLITARY,One should never join to serve a BANANA REPUBLIC like the US.I move out of the US in 2015 best move I ever made over here in the Philippines I have my residence now and I have a great job with excellent pay here we have legit elections and illegals get deported.

When you joined it not a job but service to your country . In the end you make more money . Get out and try to get good medical and pay out the rear. As active your medical is free.

Funny that your recruiter said you almost passed, when everything I see says that the minimum for passing is a 95 to 100. I see nothing that said you need a 100 for say Spanish.

If you are screwed enough in the head and are a dude and think you are a chick, then get help as you can only hurt the military 100%.

Good to see you again Makenna

Ellsworth AFB SD GOATEDDDD

No one is going in !!!