what are the most sought after jobs for the air force right now?
358830
In the airforce, being an aircraft mechanic if you get an \nAMP lisence you can get out of the AF and work in the civilian world anywhere they have airplanes and make TONS more money then you make in the airforce. Thats the only job that I'm sure of b/c thats what my husband is planning to do.
55889
I'm assuming you're looking for jobs at the Los Angeles International Airport? If so, the links below should provide you some direction in your search.
237866
Why do you want to fly? TERRORIST!!!! Just kidding, really, so you wanna be a pilot? Good for you. I agree. join the air force, they'll train you for free!!
1031006
my husband is in the Air Force for that and he really likes the Air Force because we stay put, we don't have to leave all the time we stay on a base we don't go off on a boat all the time (which my daughter and I could not go anyway) and the Air Force is better for families anyway. There is also more kinds of planes to work on as well there are the fighters and the heavies(cargo) then there are the Intel planes so there I think are allot more options, but I am not sure about the Navy.
1046520
your degree should qualify you for a promotion to a higher rank going to basic training.  That turns into more money each month than you fellow airmen.
114353
Maybe. Keep in mind that the government has authorized a reduction in the number of Air Force personnel starting in 2007.
1074893
Your MOS matters a lot too. If you're Inf, Engineer, MP, or Transport you might as well ask when the plane leaves. Some jobs won't ever go. If it's Iraq rather than just active duty you're worried about, pick jobs carefully & start by looking in the Air National Guard, USAF/Navy Res. Many fewer specialties in those services are being deployed & generally for much shorter periods of time (as short as 60days) to much safer conditions. If you're worried about active duty cause you're in school or something, I can tell you. It's pretty fair bet you'll see some period of active duty every couple years, again some MOS's are better for that then others. Have your recruiter(s) hook you up with res/guard guys in those jobs and ask those questions.
1116079
I think I can handle this one.....choose another job.  Seriously.  Sure, flying around hanging out the back of a helicopter with a mini gun would be a lot of fun, but frankly, Delta or United just aren't looking for gunners on their new Boeing 777's.  \n\nIf your intention is to go in, do 4 years, get the college bennefits, and have a good time, then knock yourself out.  If you are looking to go in, get a skill, then choose something a little more technical.  I would recommend something in the medical, aviation mechanical field, or computers doing base networking (good money with the skills you learn!) or perhaps something in Comm where you can use your skills working for a cable company, telecommunications, etc.  Basically, a general rule when enlisting, is the more fun the job is when you are in, the less chance you can get paid to do it on the outside!  \n\nAlso, consider the Air National Guard.  Do the fun stuff part time, while going to school, or working a civilian job.  I'm still in the ANG, now in the Fuels career field.  Any questions about the guard, just ask.
774638
Air force. Its the most intellectual branch, and that will help you later in life. The living conditions are 5X that of the army. Think , one bedroom apartment, with a nice fast broadband connection. ;p
1065398
I am an ex-navy, active duty and I can tell you the Air Force is the cream of the crop for benefits, duty stations and promises.
372839
for an IT Job, I greatly suggest DICE.. \n\ndepending on what kind of job there are certain types of searches for certain areas.
1144489
Go check out those sites, they often need people in Doha, Qatar\nhttp://acpol.army.mil/employment/index.htm\nhttp://www.usajobs.opm.gov/\nhttp:/www.novagrp.com/
36107
Yes ... there is an Air Force Reserve.\n\nSee site below.
68564
Air Force.  the last couple of years have been rough but it gonna be ok next year
1078277
Hey Congratulations. I myself leave for USAF BMT August 1st, 2006. I will be seeing you a week later I guess. I have done a whole lot of research on the Air Force, and lifestyles and such. It seems to be an awesome program to go into, as long as yyou don't mind always being under other people's command, but you will get that with any branch. You made a smart decision, but remember, the USAF is not right for everyone, you will determine that maybe within your first year to year and a half. I am also DEP commander for my unit in Eastpointe, MI. If you need to know ANYTHING about the Air Force, contact me, and I guarantee I will get you an honest answer. Til then, I'll probably see your Rainbow Flight at Lackland when you get there.
835763
Go Air Force...best food, quarters, and treatment...and usually you have plenty of time off to study courses through the Community College of the Air Force to get a step ahead of going to school after discharge.
499193
the Air Force is even fuller tyhan the Navy right now, and they need Officers even less than the Navy does.  Additionally, to be competetive for a slot in either AF or Navy, you need a 4 year degree in a Hard Techncial Major with at LEAST a 3.5 GPA.  \n\nyou have a better shot at going Mustang with the Navy since you are already in.  Your options include(as long as you qualify, that is).. Warrant, LDO, STA-21 or OCS.  talk with your CCC to see what kind of shot you have.