MOS, AFSCS, Rating ??

[seldent]

USAF Heritage of America Band.
Saxophone and clarinetist.
1994-2018.

[srderby]

USAF Security Forces

[Whiskey Priest 6]

I've been in the Massachusetts Air National Guard for the past 15 years. I'm a TSgt (E-6) and about to be promoted to MSgt (E-7). I started out as a 3C0X1, and worked primarily as an Information Assurance and COMSEC Manager. Later when the AFSC's changed, I became a 3D0X3, Cyber Surety NCOIC, and concentrated primarily on policy/procedure and Certification & Accreditation of classified networks. I also do this as a civilian as my full-time career. I worked 6 years as a federal employee and then moved on to government contracting.

Joining the Air Force was one of the the best decision's I've made in life.


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[dstacy969]

Originally Posted by Whiskey Priest 6

I've been in the Massachusetts Air National Guard for the past 15 years. I'm a TSgt (E-6) and about to be promoted to MSgt (E-7). I started out as a 3C0X1, and worked primarily as an Information Assurance and COMSEC Manager. Later when the AFSC's changed, I became a 3D0X3, Cyber Surety NCOIC, and concentrated primarily on policy/procedure and Certification & Accreditation of classified networks. I also do this as a civilian as my full-time career. I worked 6 years as a federal employee and then moved on to government contracting.

Joining the Air Force was one of the the best decision's I've made in life.


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Thank you for your service. I was in from 1992-1996, and was a 3C0 (actually it was 491 when I first joined). After tech school at Keesler, I went to Kunsan AB, Korea for a year, working in the data processing center, then went to Charleston, SC, working as an operator in the base comm center first, then as a computer/network technician. Joining the Air Force was also one of my best decisions.


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[Exlimey]

Active duty AF 324X0. Precision Measuring Equipment Technician
Air National Guard 324X4 INS/DOPPLER RADAR Technician on C130H

[BandJCarm]

76Y20
Can stack and rack and hand out, and not much else. I was pretty useless...........

[LTnTN]

Originally Posted by Exlimey

Active duty AF 324X0. Precision Measuring Equipment Technician
Air National Guard 324X4 INS/DOPPLER RADAR Technician on C130H

PMEL ... Spent a lot of time dropping off and picking up equipment there.


2015 Flagstaff 8528RKWS
2013 Ford F-150 Ecobeast

[Buck1032]

Originally Posted by BandJCarm

76Y20
Can stack and rack and hand out, and not much else. I was pretty useless...........

Not useless, a necessary cog in the machine. I turned wrenches on Navy helo's. Not glamorous but necessary to complete an over all mission.

[Dano1955]

14 Foxtrot, Artillery. 155mm self propelleled, nuke rounds (never needed TG), and the regular boring whitebag/greenbag stuff.

Early to mid 70's until they "ended the war".

[todd172]

1997-2005, Army SSG, OEF, OIF, MFO, Kosavo...11B

[Dano1955]

Originally Posted by todd172

1997-2005, Army SSG, OEF, OIF, MFO, Kosavo...11B

Busy beater?

Thanks for your service[emoji106] [emoji106]

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[todd172]

Thank you Sir! I've been out longer than I was in but sure doesn't feel like it

[f5moab]

Vietnam 1st tour 11B, second and last tour 11F (One of the best MOS notations on a resume for a US government job after discharge)

[vnichols]

Originally Posted by BandJCarm

76Y20
Can stack and rack and hand out, and not much else. I was pretty useless...........

I don't agree with "useless". Don't forget the Quartermaster Corps is the second oldest branch of service, next after the Infantry. I retired as a QM CW5, with 33 years service, but remember my enlisted time as a unit supply Sergeant doing the units dirty laundry and providing the supplies they needed to do their jobs. All jobs are important. Thank you for your service!

[vnichols]

I don't agree with "useless". Don't forget the Quartermaster Corps is the second oldest branch of service, next after the Infantry. I retired as a QM CW5, with 33 years service, but remember my enlisted time as a unit supply Sergeant doing the units dirty laundry and providing the supplies they needed to do their jobs. All jobs are important. Thank you for your service!

[Steinbaum]

Without QM, we'd all have been dirty, starving, thirsty, naked people with no transportation, weapons or ammo. Your work was far more important than you seem to realize.

[Dano1955]

Originally Posted by Steinbaum

Without QM, we'd all have been dirty, starving, thirsty, naked people with no transportation, weapons or ammo. Your work was far more important than you seem to realize.

X10!

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[flighht2k5]

I was an AD in the navy
Then went army
19D
79T
42A
91C
Back in the navy
BM

[Buck1032]

Originally Posted by flighht2k5

I was an AD in the navy
Then went army
19D
79T
42A
91C
Back in the navy
BM

You trader! You go from AD to BM? Haha, I was an AD and on one deployment on an FFG I trained and converted a BM to AD.

[Carmwes54]

These are all So great to read. Lot of Water under the bridge.....Heck! A lot of Bridges!
USAF 46150 Munitions Maint. Specialist. AMMO! '73-'77 Kadena AB
Nuke Weapons crew chief. (Another Base)
32 Years, 8602 Jet Engine Mech. CIV DOD WG-11, Tinker AFB.