@@OOKYSPOOK Well I spend 6 years in the USAF... and I told them I wasn't going to enlist unless I had guarenteed 4A2 job (this career). And they did it. Don't listen to malarky recruiters will tell you.
@@Wurmfist everyone i talked to in the school whom was airforce when i went was telling me they were offered the job and they didnt really get to pick specifically, maybe you had some more leverage or maybe the timing was different
You were definitely lucky. The Army is the only branch that doesn't use open contracts. Basically, you have a 99% chance you'll get the job YOU choose! As long as you qualify for it and it available the day you sign your contract. 100% facts.
@@mrcnyle30 I wasn't lucky, I had it in writing. Yes, obviously I have to pass the tests. But, I agreed to a 6 year term, and in return they guaranteed my AFSC. I was instantly promoted to A1C after basic training as well. They may not do that program anymore, but I certainly did it in the 90s. And lived it. Its funny how people keep telling me how I'm wrong or lucky when I was the one that went through it. Its not like I'm making it up.
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Great career if you love working on technology!
Military Biomed training is arguably the best available and technically it's free.
Technically they pay you to get this education too
@@RustyShacklefourd YES! Free lodging, food, healthcare and exercise program!
How difficult would you say the Ait is for a 68A?
@@duragaang8525 not bad just long.
@@e.a.2393 Is it hard coming straight out of high school?
Looks like a rewarding career!
Learn something new everyday
They have the same field in all three branches. If you want this career field, do it in the USAF.
You dont get to choose unless they offer it to you in the airforce
@@OOKYSPOOK Well I spend 6 years in the USAF... and I told them I wasn't going to enlist unless I had guarenteed 4A2 job (this career). And they did it. Don't listen to malarky recruiters will tell you.
@@Wurmfist everyone i talked to in the school whom was airforce when i went was telling me they were offered the job and they didnt really get to pick specifically, maybe you had some more leverage or maybe the timing was different
You were definitely lucky. The Army is the only branch that doesn't use open contracts. Basically, you have a 99% chance you'll get the job YOU choose! As long as you qualify for it and it available the day you sign your contract. 100% facts.
@@mrcnyle30 I wasn't lucky, I had it in writing. Yes, obviously I have to pass the tests. But, I agreed to a 6 year term, and in return they guaranteed my AFSC. I was instantly promoted to A1C after basic training as well. They may not do that program anymore, but I certainly did it in the 90s. And lived it. Its funny how people keep telling me how I'm wrong or lucky when I was the one that went through it. Its not like I'm making it up.
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