If you were asked what type of aircraft do the largest number of US Air Force Pilots fly, what would you say?
Would it be the F-16, the ultra-modern F-22 or even the old but still immensely popular KC-135R Stratotanker?… Click Here To Read the rest
Author: Craig S.
Craig spent many years on active duty service in the Air Force stationed in such places as Okinawa, Japan and SAC Headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska. While in the military, he spent time analyzing imagery from a variety of aircraft such as the SR-71. He was also one of the first enlisted members in the Air Force to experience working with near real time satellite imagery. Craig currently resides in the Outer Banks of North Carolina and runs his own business.
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Air Force SERE Specialist (1T0X1): Career Profile
Among the Air Force’s most valuable assets are the pilots and other men and women on aerial platforms who spend years training to become proficient at their airborne jobs.
Many times US Air Force pilots and crews put themselves in … Click Here To Read the rest
Air Force Fusion Analyst (1N4X1): Career Profile
Wars are not won just by having sophisticated equipment on the battlefield.
That’s because even if the United States has vastly superior equipment in the air, on the seas, and on the ground at its disposal, it will not do … Click Here To Read the rest
US Navy Mass Communication Specialist (MC): Career Profile
Many people do not realize that the US Navy is actually older than the country it so proudly serves.
Its story began way back in October of 1775 when the 2nd Continental Congress passed a resolution in Philadelphia establishing … Click Here To Read the rest
US Navy Legalman (LN): Career Profile
As with all employers, not every US Navy member is a model citizen or free of legal troubles.
They are still entitled to due process under the law just like every other US Citizen.
Some of this law falls under … Click Here To Read the rest