BigBlueSky

I am a civilian that wants to fly fighters with the Guard for 10 years, and I know that the 10-year commitment to the ANG begins after getting wings. I haven't found a good source of information regarding this commitment, however. As such, my questions are only in regards after you get wings, since washing out prior to UPT graduation incurs no commitment. I have questions like: 1. What happens if you are medically disqualified from flying after being winged? (Also, where can I find more information on what can medically disqualify me?) 2. Under what conditions would that commitment be cancelled? 3. In what scenarios would one be committed to the ANG, but not doing what they initially signed up to do (like fly fighters)? I see this happening, for example, if someone washes out of IFF or B-course after UPT. In that case, what happens... could you take a non-flying job? Are you still committed for 10 years? 4. Is there any source of public information for this 10-year contract? @EvilEagle @roto

I have a question in the same vein as Roto's. I want to fly fighters with the guard, and I know that your commitment to the Guard begins after getting wings. A not-ideal case would be being committed (i.e. winged) but not flying fighters (such as washing out of IFF or B-course after UPT). In what other scenarios would one be committed to the ANG, but not doing the thing they initially signed up to do? Are you still committed for 10 years? Also, what happens if you are winged, but are medically disqualified from flying at some point later? - Also, where can I find more information on what can medically disqualify me?