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CommissionED: The Air Force Officer Podcast
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Here we explore the training and development of America’s leaders in the application of airpower and the Profession of Arms.
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132 - Final episode of CommissionED: The Air Force Officer Podcast
Colin and Reed explain their reasons for ending the podcast and what they plan to do next.
Music provided by Carlos Rivera.
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Send inquiries to: carlos.a.rivera15@gmail.com
Audio production by Stephan Sanchez.
Send inquiries to: steve@transductionpost.com
Email your questions and comments to airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com. Join the discussion about the podcast, the Air Force, officership, and the Profession of Arms at www.airforceofficerpodcast.com/.
Facebook: AirForceOfficerPodcast/
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Reddit: www.reddit.com/user/afofficerpod
Share your officer stories of all flavors using #shootthewatch.
Music provided by Carlos Rivera.
Follow on Instagram: carlos_r15
Send inquiries to: carlos.a.rivera15@gmail.com
Audio production by Stephan Sanchez.
Send inquiries to: steve@transductionpost.com
Email your questions and comments to airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com. Join the discussion about the podcast, the Air Force, officership, and the Profession of Arms at www.airforceofficerpodcast.com/.
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132 - Final episode of CommissionED: The Air Force Officer Podcast
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Colin and Reed explain their reasons for ending the podcast and what they plan to do next. Music provided by Carlos Rivera. Follow on Instagram: carlos_r15 Send inquiries to: carlos.a.rivera15@gmail.com Audio production by Stephan Sanchez. Send inquiries to: steve@transductionpost.com Email your questions and comments to airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com. Join the discussion about...
131 - Performance Report: Year Three
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Colin and Reed pull back the curtain on three years of podcasting episodes, data, lessons learned, and what's coming up next. Music provided by Carlos Rivera. Follow on Instagram: carlos_r15 Send inquiries to: carlos.a.rivera15@gmail.com Audio production by Stephan Sanchez. Send inquiries to: steve@transductionpost.com Email your questions and comments to airforceofficerpodcast@g...
131 - Performance Report: Year Three
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Colin and Reed pull back the curtain on three years of podcasting episodes, data, lessons learned, and what's coming up next. Music provided by Carlos Rivera. Follow on Instagram: carlos_r15 Send inquiries to: carlos.a.rivera15@gmail.com Audio production by Stephan Sanchez. Send inquiries to: steve@transductionpost.com Email your questions and comments to airforceofficerpodcast@g...
130 - 17X Cyberspace Warfare Officer with Maj Brian Thorn, Part 2
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While it won't replace the annual Cyber Awareness Challenge, Jeff approves of Maj Brian Thorn's continued discussion of the Cyberspace Warfare Officer career field. Contact Brian at airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com. Music provided by Carlos Rivera. Follow on Instagram: carlos_r15 Send inquiries to: carlos.a.rivera15@gmail.com Audio production by Stephan Sanchez. Send inquiries to...
130 - 17X Cyberspace Warfare Officer with Maj Brian Thorn, Part 2
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While it won't replace the annual Cyber Awareness Challenge, Jeff approves of Maj Brian Thorn's continued discussion of the Cyberspace Warfare Officer career field. Contact Brian at airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com (mailto:airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com) . Music provided by Carlos Rivera. Follow on Instagram: carlos_r15 Send inquiries to: carlos.a.rivera15@gmail.com Audio produ...
129 - 17X Cyberspace Warfare Officer with Maj Brian Thorn, Part 1
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Cyberspace doesn’t follow the same rules as the other war fighting domains; in fact Maj Brian Thorn argues it is the Wild West. Thankfully, he wrote the curriculum for how to operate and lead operators in the cyber domain. Contact Brian at airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com. Music provided by Carlos Rivera. Follow on Instagram: carlos_r15 Send inquiries to: carlos.a.rivera15@gmail....
129 - 17X Cyberspace Warfare Officer with Maj Brian Thorn, Part 1
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Cyberspace doesn’t follow the same rules as the other war fighting domains; in fact Maj Brian Thorn argues it is the Wild West. Thankfully, he wrote the curriculum for how to operate and lead operators in the cyber domain. Contact Brian at airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com (mailto:airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com) . Music provided by Carlos Rivera. Follow on Instagram: carlos_r15 ...
128 - Top Gun: Maverick. Good, bad, and ugly
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Goodness gracious great balls of fire! Colin and Reed react to Top Gun: Maverick. Resources: - Fighter Pilot Podcast: www.fighterpilotpodcast.com - Real flying: www.gq.com/story/top-gun-maverick-aerial-stunts - Lockheed Martin SR-72 “Darkstar”; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Martin_SR-72 - Chuck Yeager speed test and crash; www.chuckyeager.org/nf-104-crash/ - Bird strikes Canadian F/A-18; theav...
128 - Top Gun: Maverick. Good, bad, and ugly
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Goodness gracious great balls of fire! Colin and Reed react to Top Gun: Maverick. Resources: - Fighter Pilot Podcast: www.fighterpilotpodcast.com/ - Real flying: www.gq.com/story/top-gun-maverick-aerial-stunts - Lockheed Martin SR-72 “Darkstar”; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Martin_SR-72 - Chuck Yeager speed test and crash; www.chuckyeager.org/nf-104-crash/ - Bird strikes Canadian F/A-18; thea...
127 - REBROADCAST: Protecting freedom while giving up our own
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It's an election year. Social tensions and political rhetoric are heating up, so it's once again necessary to address the topic of freedom and the restrictions placed on members of the military. Resources: - AFI 51-508: static.e-publishing.af.mil/production/1/af_ja/publication/afi51-508/afi51-508.pdf - DODI 1325.06: www.esd.whs.mil/Portals/54/Documents/DD/issuances/dodi/132506p.pdf - AFI 1-1: s...
042 - Protecting freedom while giving up our own
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After a listener sent in a question, Colin and Reed felt it necessary and timely to address the topic of freedom and the restrictions placed on members of the military. Resources: - AFI 51-508: static.e-publishing.af.mil/production/1/af_ja/publication/afi51-508/afi51-508.pdf - DODI 1325.06: www.esd.whs.mil/Portals/54/Documents/DD/issuances/dodi/132506p.pdf - AFI 1-1: static.e-publishing.af.mil/...
127 - REBROADCAST: Protecting freedom while giving up our own
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It's an election year. Social tensions and political rhetoric are heating up, so it's once again necessary to address the topic of freedom and the restrictions placed on members of the military. Resources: - AFI 51-508: static.e-publishing.af.mil/production/1/af_ja/publication/afi51-508/afi51-508.pdf - DODI 1325.06: www.esd.whs.mil/Portals/54/Documents/DD/issuances/dodi/132506p.pdf - AFI 1-1: s...
126 - 21R Logistics Readiness Officer with Maj Joseph Strabley
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The importance of logistics to Air Force operations and our way of life cannot be overstated. In this interview with Maj Joseph Strabley it becomes clear why it is said that "amateurs talk tactics, but professionals discuss logistics." Contact Joe at airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com. Music provided by Carlos Rivera. Follow on Instagram: carlos_r15 Send inquiries to: carlos.a.rive...
126 - 21R Logistics Readiness Officer with Maj Joseph Strabley
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The importance of logistics to Air Force operations and our way of life cannot be overstated. In this interview with Maj Joseph Strabley it becomes clear why it is said that "amateurs talk tactics, but professionals discuss logistics." Contact Joe at airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com (mailto:airforceofficerpodcast@gmail.com) . Music provided by Carlos Rivera. Follow on Instagram: c...
124 - Lessons learned from the Russia-Ukraine air war with Lt Col Tyson Wetzel
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124 - Lessons learned from the Russia-Ukraine air war with Lt Col Tyson Wetzel
124 - Lessons learned from the Russia-Ukraine air war with Lt Col Tyson Wetzel
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124 - Lessons learned from the Russia-Ukraine air war with Lt Col Tyson Wetzel
123 - REBROADCAST: Airminded Podcast "Russia-Ukraine air war with Dr. Kelly Grieco"
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123 - REBROADCAST: Airminded Podcast "Russia-Ukraine air war with Dr. Kelly Grieco"
123 - REBROADCAST: Airminded Podcast "Russia-Ukraine air war with Dr. Kelly Grieco"
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123 - REBROADCAST: Airminded Podcast "Russia-Ukraine air war with Dr. Kelly Grieco"
121 - Fighter squadron culture with Lt Col Nicholas Jurewicz
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121 - Fighter squadron culture with Lt Col Nicholas Jurewicz
121 - Fighter squadron culture with Lt Col Nicholas Jurewicz
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121 - Fighter squadron culture with Lt Col Nicholas Jurewicz
65F Finance Officer. (Show me the MONEY!)
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65F Finance Officer. (Show me the MONEY!)
120 - Side hustles and entrepreneurship with 1st Lt Haley McClain Hill
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120 - Side hustles and entrepreneurship with 1st Lt Haley McClain Hill
120 - Side hustles and entrepreneurship with 1st Lt Haley McClain Hill
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120 - Side hustles and entrepreneurship with 1st Lt Haley McClain Hill
71S Special Investigations. (CSI for the Air Force!)
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71S Special Investigations. (CSI for the Air Force!)
Are there opportunities for intelligence officers in the private sector? What skills do you learn that would transfer to the civilian world? Comparing to 17D where they learn a lot of skills and get certificates that can broaden their civilian world prospects, is there anything similar that a 14N would learn that would learn that would broaden their civilian prospects? Or is a 14N pretty much locked into government positions?
Watching this as junior enlisted is enlightening, so much makes sense now.
Do the allowances get revoked once you retire?
They spend a lot of time asking Sergeants how some things are done.
Other countries have sergeants flying airplanes. I don't think you even need a degree to fly. I am 99% sure you will not use what you learned in college. I talked with a USAF Major with a masters degree in accounting. He said what he learned was useless when dealing with military accounting. When I was in service, they preferred recruits with no flying experience. That way you did not have to "unlearn' bad habits.
The intent is not to use your degree. That’s not the point
Does having a Masters degree (MA) change the job classification I should be looking for?
Interesting, but they didn't talk about what my experience was in the officer grades. I was in some time ago (1971-1991), so things may have changed since then. Promotions occur as stated with respect to what they said about 2ndLt through Capt. However, to Major and above, the promotion board looked at Officer Performance Reports (OPRs), your assignment history, education level, military PME completion, and who were your reviewing officers on the OPRs. The level of command of your reviewing officers recommending promotion carried a lot of weight and the way the report was written was done in such a way, almost in a code, that communicated you should be promoted above all others. The higher the command level in your reporting chain your OPR was signed off on, the more sway it could have with the board. 🙂
Took me nearly 4 years but I finally got selected
I'm finishing up college in the next year or so i have over 800 FH have up to my CFII but ill be 26 with two kids by the time I'm even trying to get a slot unfortunately I'm just now trying to join ROTC just curious what would my chances even be to fly?
@ so through ROTC the most recent numbers that were released, 2022, it was a 70% selection rate for cadets to receive an enrollment allocation as an officer. If you make it past that then you can apply to pilot training. That selection is around 35-45% with the average candidate scores getting higher every year. You’ll need a PCSM in the 90s, (research this), a PFA in the 90s, above a 3.5cgpa, and a commanders ranking above the 50th percentile. If you are already done with your bachelors that’s a different story I understand you’ll have to go through Officer training school and I’ve no knowledge of that
@ I recommend finding a way to take the AFOQT and the TBAS tests to see your Pilot Candidate Selection Method (PCSM) score. It’s very achievable if you do well in this area as it’s worth 45% of your overall Order Of Merit (how they rack and stack the applicants). Flight hours are included in this PCSM as a composite score and will boost it significantly.
@@toxico1152 i really appreciate it I've been watching vids about everything you just said and most recommend it as well. Thanks for the help!
Terminal Ninja! Sounds like a high learning curve.
Earlier, not sooner!
does the major you have effect the job you get?
Swearing in soon and I choose this as my MOS cannot wait!
You guys are going to have to make a decision with the incoming Trump administration. Those people lack good moral character and have zero respect for military service or ethics. Glad I am retired from military service now. Working with those people would be a huge challenge. As officers, I expect you both to remember what is important. Which is your oath. Remember the words you spoke and the document you swore to support and defend against all enemies, both foreign and DOMESTIC. The American people, both Trump voters and non Trump voters, are watching you. Do not fail us!
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People are much more capable of performing under artificial stress than we realize. It is real life stress that truly separates the real performers from the rest. OTS was just a pressure cooker when I went through and the one thing I took away with me was that anything worth having will never come easily. Some of the officer instructors were just complete jerks while others were very professional. The only enlisted guy there was the MTI who taught drill and ceremonies. Our upper class to the man and woman were living in their own little world. Most of our lower class hated them. When we became the Upper Class, we helped our Lower Class get ahead. We taught them secrets to success at OTS. The standards are set to make one fail so one can be trained. In the "real AF" (whatever that is), one must learn what it takes to pass major inspections (ORI, MEI, NSI etc.) If you don't know what those are then you are fortunate. Each day as an officer, you must accomplish and record those accomplishments. You can not be a wall flower. People must know who you are and why YOU are important to the mission. If you fly, you can not just fly, you do other things to get recognition. If you are non-rated, then success depends on how well your airmen and NCOs perform. Do things for people, not to them. Defend people, do not persecute. You may need them one day (and you will). OTS is just something one must suffer through. Remember, one day at a time is sometimes the best do we can get but tomorrow will come, one way or the other. What goes around, comes around. None of those OTS instructor or MTIs will ever have a person come back to them and say: thank you.
Thanks for the tips and advice. But I have a question, do they accept the bachelor’s degree from outside the US even if I am a US citizen?
probably. depends on where you got your degree and the course of study. talk to a recruiter.
Job satisfaction has always been and always will always be the prime motivation for anyone to stay in the service. The pay is horrible and the promotion system changes every time there is an overage in the enlisted or officer ranks. Then is when the lies come out and careers are ruined all in an effort to curb inflation. In all actuality, the AF is just down sizing or right sizing or what ever lie they can used to hoodwink the masses.
Thank You for sharing this information infront of us
Pretty sure I'm gonna fail college. Might as well do research on all the branches. Thank you
That hits hard.
That dude looks like Space Frodo
Michael Quijano, has a child with a black woman. They lived overseas Clark Airforce Based and attempted to murder the child during a medical procedure while living overseas so FBI CIA using inner ear communication to murder me as a child. Now they used years of surveillance to choose what information personal details they can use to paint their target as criminal when U.S Goverment intelligence wanted to homicide the test subject/ target before internet was created. U.S intelligence FBI hackers wanted to murder a child before the internet was even created. Federal intelligence refers to the target as a N-word then isolates the victim to inflict mental triggers because they had an issue with blacks before the internet was ever created.
Do you have any contract officers that I could talk to ?
Glad I was in AMC. At least in there our planes for the most part have a galley, lavatories, sometimes a comfort pallet and if one asks nicely, a friendly loadmaster nice enough to bring up a cup of coffee. Try doing that in a fancy pants fighter jet and wearing a piddle pack. No thanks!
Why not deployed. on joint stars ?
40 min deep dive on OTS: ua-cam.com/video/T1YdoYnTRPQ/v-deo.htmlsi=Pb1xghYUufx8_qZc
As long as you can pass the afoqt you should be fine
Is there a different pay for a specific job aside from being an officer? Like receiving a salary for mechanical engineer officer on top of monthly pay?
we talk about it at length here. 062 - Toolbox: Pay and benefits ua-cam.com/video/q4EcuCqGPac/v-deo.html
I was talking with my det commander a few weeks ago and he was talking about getting your wings. That led me to want to ask if RPA pilots get pinned with wings too
In 1984 the Marine Corps used TRASH CANS for wake up calls. My bunky cried the first three days and the first morning one man jumped on line with an erection and I am sure he still has ED today (for an hour (I'm sure it was seconds) they SCREAMED "DO YOU LIKE ME" to him. We had one guy try to JUMP from the 3rd floor ladder well and the drill instructors PLOWED through everyone, snatched him by the belt and carried him like a helpless animal back inside, dropped him on the floor and turned to us and yelled, "I DIDN'T GIVE ANYONE PERMISSION TO DIE. YET!" Many dropped to their knees balling their eyes out at that point.
The Air Force said they don't want anymore white officers.
The Air Force said they don't want anymore white officers.
The Air Force said they don't want anymore white officers.
Is having ADHD a disqualification for a pilot slot?
Will your spouse and child move with you to the base at UPT school
Yes
Do you need to have letters of recommendations? Or letters of people to verify who you are?
I have a private pilot license and am currently working on my instrument rating. My eyes are 20/30 corrected. Can i become an Air Force pilot? I'm based in TX
Tell us what you do for the USA Mr Slade ? Unbelievable!
I’m hoping to attend USAFA as well and check out this career! It was reassuring to hear his points about making the most where you are as I fit that mindset to a T
Extremely valuable information. As an enlisted member who just separated from active duty in a non-cyber career field, can you offer any insight or advice on getting into the 1B4X1 field? I am currently exploring opportunities in the Air National Guard and AF Reserves.
This is cool. I already told my recruiter that I was interested in intelligence.
Good video. can you make a video on how and what 'below the zone' means? I had a relative who served 20+ years as a reservist on active duty. He was a JAG and did will at promo boards. Actually better than peers.
I thought most were pilots!
So do you need to take the asvab even if you have a bachelors
no ASVAB needed to become an officer.
No, you don’t.
Intelligence. What a joke. Really screwed the pooch in the Iranian Desert didn't you? These are the clowns that kept telling us we where winning in Vietnam.
That music is completely unnecessary
I’d like to commission as prior E but my odds aren’t very good for a non-rated route through OTS… it’s kind of sad.
They figure out who is going to be stuck with the Combined Federal Campaign this year.
They bitch when the cable tv goes out
How competitive is it to get the scholarship? I'm technically a sophomore returning student, 28.