$3,000 for every enlistee?!

Air Force BMT Prep Guide available NOW: www.airmanvision.com/store/ai...
The Guard component of the United States Air Force is offering a $3,000 enlistment bonus to all Air National Guard enlistees until September 22, 2022 if you fill an open slot.
If you want to join the California ANG contact TSgt Acosta at the number on the screen at 0:11
For more info about the Air Guard visit: bit.ly/3tCnK1F
Airman Vision: www.airmanvision.com/directory
Exclusive Videos and info: bit.ly/AVmember
Digital BMT Prep Guide: bit.ly/BMTprepGuide
Digital BMT Fitness Prep Guide: bit.ly/FitnessPrepGuide
Physical BMT Prep Guide: amzn.to/3BvC6Fa
Airman Vision Merch: bit.ly/AVmerch
Collaborations or Business Inquiries: [e-mail]
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.

[@MannyVegaNieves]

Very nice. A new question answered for all new Airmen and Airwomen

[@consumerofmicroplastics]

805 area code huh? You at the enlistment office in Ventura?

[@camillepowell3250]

Do you have to have a certain job though? I can’t find any other info on this??

[@rebelimpulse]

Navy was giving 25gs

[@camillepowell3250]

How come my recruiter hasn’t mentioned this?? Lol I swear in in a few weeks…Do you have to have a certain AFSC?

[@venturabats]

Is manning so low that they have to offer incentives to enlist?

[@abigailbeltz7618]

I leave in 2 days!

[@youngs8133]

How easy is it to go from enlisted to officer? Or not easy per se but the steps to do so. Yes, I know ROTC would be the better choice but I was not selected for field training during covid (smaller selection). And although I will try to go through OTS, I feel like I just have better chances with enlisting.

[@strawkun8827]

OTS is extremely competitive. A majority of officer positions are sufficiently filled by ROTC, making it basically impossible to get into OTS. It would be way easier to get into ROTC if you're planning on commissioning, but enlisting is also an option, although if you are prior service, then enlisting is basically impossible. This applies to active duty recruiting.

[@eelyeoj5799]

In the early 1990's I went enlisted active duty into the Air Force on a 4-year contract. I did three years and went Palace Chase. Place Chase allows you to leave active duty and go ROTC Air Force to get a commission. I still had a year left of my original contract, so I had to do double or 2 years in the Reserves. They still have Palace Chase available today. I was a crew chief on the C-5 out of Dover AFB Delaware. I went ROTC to the University of Delaware and did my reserve 1 weekend a month for a 2 year commitment at Dover AFB as a crew chief. Once I did my field training summer program in ROTC they transferred me to the officer program and I didn't have to do my enlisted reserve any longer. OTS can be very difficult to be accepted unless you have a special technical degree, or a Doctor, Lawer, Chaplin etc. Prior service does help with OTS application. Good luck.

[@youngs8133]

@@eelyeoj5799 thank you!

[@youngs8133]

@@strawkun8827Yeah, it's tough but I'm banking on enlisting and get the experience if I become officer or not is second, a waste in doing college, but I mostly just want to serve

[@linguist8623]

$20K sign-in bonus for Army National Guard in Anchorage, AK.

[@lonewolfsim6837]

Just commission

[@ethanmantanona2122]

This isn’t relevant to the video, but I wanted to ask just for information. I recently got my job, Client Systems Apprentice, but I put Cyber Systems Operations. My recruiter told me that Client Systems Apprentice falls under Cyber Systems Operations and I just wanted to ask you if that’s true. Thank you!

[@felixmarcelmircuenca6151]

Client Systems falls under the cyber career field. However cyber system operations and client systems are different career fields.

[@petessake8852]

Always get it in WRITING … it sounds good, but always read the fine print.

[@andrewveit6238]

You could potentially work in that career field as a client systems operator. Had a cyber systems friend work as the same job as me (client systems) until she was placed in another unit. Cross training is an option, you’ll be getting paid the same regardless and you real won’t be redirected by the bases available since everyone needs a client systems operator. I enlisted open electrical planning on requesting cyber systems operations and got client systems and I absolutely love it. I’ m a SSgt at a communication squadron, so I started just doing IT work as an airman and now I supervisor and work. I’d say give it a shot for a year and then cross train if you don’t like it.

[@ethanmantanona2122]

@@andrewveit6238 alright thank you so much!

[@joseorellana3913]

Hey Man, I was just wondering, when do you ship out ?

[@linguist8623]

US and Israeli military keep trying to recruit me.

[@rainbleed8049]

Is there a reason a lot of these bonuses are going away by Sep 22nd 2022? I'm currently in the process of enlisting for active duty, but I will be waiting in DEP for a bit waiting on a job. I want to know, should I be looking for jobs with bonuses, or will there be a new set of jobs that need to be filled that will give bonuses. These are questions I will ask my recruiter at my next sit down date of course, but being a bit more prepared as I go in to talk about my jobs list and bonuses would be cool.

[@strawkun8827]

ANG and Active Duty have two radically different lifestyles. Are you looking for part time or full time? If you enlisting into active duty, a 3,000 dollar bonus really isn't much, judging you can make that amount in a couple months as E-1, or even faster if you sign a 6 year contract. Just to note, the quick ship bonus Active Duty Air Force is offering is around 8,000 dollars. Basically, it boils down to what you want to do. Don['t be too influenced by the bonuses.

[@strawkun8827]

The bonuses are likely ending around September 22 because that's around the time the FY2022 fiscal year ends.

[@rainbleed8049]

@@strawkun8827 Sorry for such a late reply, I'm looking for full time. I've had an interest in jobs that require work experience, or a college degree. I don't want to burden my parents financially for a college degree, and I never did anything worthy of scholarship money. So getting work experience and being enrolled into the Air Force's community college would be a great fit for me. The bonuses are really just bonuses to me.

[@strawkun8827]

@@rainbleed8049 Based on what I'm hearing, active duty would be the best choice for you. Active Duty Air Force provides tuition assistance for you take courses at a college, without having to tap into your GI Bill. The CCAF (community college of the air force) does not have any courses. You usually get the degree by enrolling in an actual community college for either an associates or bachelors (tuition that is paid for the USAF). The CCAF awards the degree based on your completion of BMT and tech school, and the additional credit from the courses you took from the college you're attending. I recommend you talk to your Active Duty Recruiter about the Tuition Assistance, CCAF, and the GI Bill. If you're looking to ship out sooner, you can ask your recruiter about the quick ship bonus (8k). Overall though, I think active duty is what you want. Good luck.

[@rainbleed8049]

@@strawkun8827 Thanks a bunch!

[@zombieslayer5712]

Bruh