scoobs

Here is the website,I think that you have to transfer over to the reserve unit depending if you want full time or part time. https://www.afrc.af.mil/340ftg/

Only one one word,WOW.

I heard that changed.Not so "Gucci" anymore.

Anybody know what the lifestyle is like for the KC-10?I know there probably gone a lot just like everybody else.

That video was awesome.Definitly looks like fun.Plus the F-15C has awesome base locations.

Which airframes have remote tours and where are they located? Do heavy drivers have remote tours?

Thanks for the great post.

Is there a certain order in which you go to those schools?I also found that being an instructor at the academy or ROTC unit is a staff job.And if you picked up for the academy you still get to fly.

Is the flying that much computer generated?And where do they deploy when they go to SE and SW Aisa?What countries are those considered?And is the F-22 going to be like that?

I know that they have to volunteer people.Its not very sought after.

Does anybody know anything about flying this aircraft?It seems to get a bad rap.I know Holloman is not the greatest.But there TDY rate is low.

Whats a better base Barksdale or Minot?

Cleared Hot what aircraft do you fly?

Is going to war college considered a staff job?And if you go back to the unit to fly you said it was the fast track.Do they get to fly the rest of there career as the go up in rank?

Thanks for the quick response.Is it hard to go back to ops.I know you said 30% but is it difficult do you be special person?Also how long does war college last and is it hard?

What are some of the staff jobs that are available?And what are considered good staff jobs.Also if you go to war college to do you go to a staff tour after that?And is being an instructor at the Academy or Afrotc able to fill the staff requirment?

dewey are you a pilot or a nav on the BUFF?

Is flying in a BUFF that bad?I heard lots of bad things about being hot and stinky.

Yes,there are opportunities for AF fighter pilot to fly F/A-18's in both navy and marine squads.

Thanks for the response.I met a guy at an airshow who got Alaska out of UPT.I don't know how often that happens.

And is it hard to get a base other then Oklahoma?

Well it looks like if your in flight school avoid the AWACS.

I know what you mean.

From what I have heard AWACS is not a bad assignment.There not deployed as much as AMC.Usually gone 90-120 days.Also I heard they deploy to some nice locations.Base selection in not bad,Tinker,Elmendorf,and Europe.The guy I talked enjoyed it and said he gets a nice view of all the bombs being dropped.

Like dewey said there are lots of opportunities.There are tons of bases to choose from.If you go Hueys you won't be deployed much.If you go rescue or specops you will probably be gone six months.Definitly sounds like fun.