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![]() "Steven Wagner" wrote in message hlink.net... Does anybody know what the USAF tends to do when people with a directly translatable skill, i.e. civilian aircraft mechanics or computer programmers, enlist? I expect that they would have to go through basic training, but would they have to go through the entire course of technical training that somebody with no experience in the skill would have to go through? Thanks. I do not know the current practice but when I enlisted in the USAF in 1955 I made sure I took some documentation of a skill with me. I did not qualify for the USAF tech school but was offered a chance to take a Bypass Test, scored a record score and was awarded a three level AFSC during basic training. This also cost me extra weeks at Sampson AFB as they had to request an assignment for me as the normal ones were for airmen going to Tech School or directed OJT slots. They had nothing for people graduating with a skill. Regards, Tex |
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