Can you answer Air Force Boot Camp question?
484675
I am a FORMER Marine. The physical fitness regs are not the same as for male recruits. The USMC does recognize that there are REAL differences in physiology in males and females and cannot expect the same results to the same physical tasks. If the Corps sees this, I know the USAF does.Don't fret, Mom, they'll get her up to speed.
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.
971742
thanks i am pretty awesome.\n\n\nseriously though  thanks to all who have served and are serving for our freedom. (to say the air force is a bunch of chumps), haaaaaaaaaaa.
247363
Try bootcamp first and see if you can survive that
745236
I'm assuming that he is still in the Delayed Entry Program and hasn't been sworn in at MEPS yet.  If this is the case, just talk to the recruiter and he will be able to get out of it.  They can't force you to go to Boot Camp, but once you are there, it's done.
388031
I am prior Air Force and it was the best thing I ever did. I work along side people from other braches who would say to me they wish they had joined the Air Force. You get excellent training, you meet some of the best people, and unlike other branches, the Air Force really takes care of their people. Make sure you sign up for the G.I. Bill.
237021
if you are not air force personnel you cannot have a roster, and the military doesn't have face books either. security reason's. \nAre you looking for someone currently enlisted? Are you a veteran who wants to get in touch with alumni? Your local American Legion can help.
326429
You can easily go down to the Air Force recruiting office and see if that person you are looking for is in the Air Force.
1029360
all branches of the military have aircraft. after boot camp, you would be sent to a base to train in your field. once you complete the training, you'll be assigned to either a base or carrier. you can train to work on fighters, the meanest gunships ( copters) and if you stayed in you could retire under forty after 20 years on a large military pension. the re-enlistment bonuses are as much as 35 grand alone in addition to your regular pay. if you have seen the army commercial on t.v., the guy gets a job at a heloport and they ask him if he had ever seen anything like the copter they had go so fast. they show him thinking back to working on the apache gunships and blackhawks. with any branch you can get the training and go to their school to get certified so if you decide to get out after your term is up. you have the certified training.
1139329
Well, I am in the Navy, and I know that the navy will take you. But if you are not a citizen, then you will not qualify for all of the available jobs. I don't know about the Airforce, but I do know that they are more strict on enlistment. The way the Airforce seems to work is the jobs are more limited thatn the Navy. I am a AD2(AW) in the Navy (Jet Mechanic) and I tried to cross over into the Airforce. They told me I was overqualified to work on engines because they don't want enlisted knowing too much about their jobs. I have worked on F-18's, F-14's, P-3's, S-3's, EA6B's, and I am now going to work on Helecopters in August. In the Airforce you pick one and that's what you do for 20 years. The Navy seems to have a little more variety when it comes to your job. Well, I went on long enough. Not even what you were asking.
9656
Yes...for men and women it is possible to perform a SIE (Self-Initiated Elimination) from basic training.  If you select do to this while at basic training, they will remove you from your flight silently (so as not to embarass you) and you will be sent home.  You may be required to make reparitions on any contracts you signed (e.g. give back your bonus money or any benefits) and you will, in most cases, not be allowed to re-join the military at any future point.  \n\nRight after basic training, you have already signed your contract, and barring issues like conscientiously objecting, coming out as a homosexual, or failing to meet retention standards, you will not be able to easily separate from the Air Force.\n\nI certainly recommend the Air Force though!
408544
you might be able to, however, you can only remain in DEP for 12 months, AND you could lose any schools you have guarenteed if you wait.  Scheduling of Boot Camp depends on all your follow on schooling.
1144411
It's pretty easy to get your question answered by calling an Army or Air Force recruiter.
837023
Yes there is the Air Force Reserves. They have alot of the jobs the regular Air Force has. During this time however take into consideration that you may be called to active duty for a couple years. I would talk to a recruiter if your interested and see what jobs they would offer you. Just remember your not in until you raise your right hand and take the oath. Good luck and thanks for thinking about the service.
606867
Know you said your going into the airforce but use this link to go to this site.  Lots of good pointers for getting into shape for basic training. Good Luck!\n\n\nhttp://www.armybasic.homestead.com/shape.html
942117
Thank you so much for doing what you do.  My husband is an SP in the Air Force so we experienc the same things.Without people like you this country would be for sh*t.  Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
468961
No. That would be Air Force.