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Experiences at US Air Force
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What are the most challenging aspects of your job at US Air Force?The most challenging aspect was when I had to perform very specific tasks with a narrow margin for error while under incredible stress. Anything I've experienced in life since is rather relaxed in comparison.
Posted @ 10:12PM, March 30, 2009
by Andrea Semler | Permalink |
What's the secret to getting hired at US Air Force?Call a recruiter and score very high on the ASVAB.
Posted @ 10:10PM, March 30, 2009
by Andrea Semler | Permalink |
What's the secret to getting hired at US Air Force?You have to willing to give 100% of yourself.
Posted @ 08:23PM, January 22, 2008
by Josh Ryan | Permalink |
What's the toughest problem you've had to solve at US Air Force?Maintaining personal relationships or friendships while still remaining professional and putting the job first.
Posted @ 01:25PM, December 04, 2007
by kingdaddy_68 | Permalink |
What are the most challenging aspects of your job at US Air Force?When you have to go to war to defend your country.
Posted @ 01:23PM, December 04, 2007
by kingdaddy_68 | Permalink |
How would you describe what you did at US Air Force?Rewarding and educational
Posted @ 01:23PM, December 04, 2007
by kingdaddy_68 | Permalink |
What's the secret to getting hired at US Air Force?Patriotism, pride and integrity are a must.
Posted @ 01:22PM, December 04, 2007
by kingdaddy_68 | Permalink |
How would you describe what you did at US Air Force?* Lead 96 military personnel and 14 civilians assigned to 16 duty sections.
Posted @ 07:19AM, October 17, 2007
by Anthony Mostek | Permalink |
How would you describe what you did at US Air Force?Trained in advanced aircraft systems troubleshooting, engine run certified. Worked as liaison between flight crew and off station maintainers determining maintenance needs and expediting aircraft repair.
Posted @ 01:13PM, October 08, 2007
by Jeff Worrall | Permalink |
How would you describe what you did at US Air Force?Developed curriculum and trained over 150 entry level aircraft mechanics. Educated students on duties and responsibilities related to aircraft maintenance, safety, FOD prevention and forms documentation. Expanded knowledge of technical data, basic troubleshooting, aircraft electrics, hydraulics, ...
Posted @ 01:10PM, October 08, 2007
by Jeff Worrall | Permalink |
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