There is a reason why Special Forces soldiers are called ‘elite’ troops. That’s because few can pass the rigorous mental and physical standards it takes to become a Special Forces operator. Among the most distinguished and well-known of the US Military’s elite Special Forces are the Navy’s Special Warfare Operators; known to most as ‘Navy … Read more
Air Force Health Services Management (4A0X1) personnel are the ones who ensure a smooth transport, check in process, treatment process and discharge. They are the ones who keep Air Force hospitals and clinics running. This position is responsible for everything from running computer software to completing your discharge paperwork. Education, Qualifications and Training Air Force … Read more
Air Force Broadcast Journalists (3N0X2) document, report, and preserve information related to Air Force activities and operations. They produce written, audio, and visual content for official communication and historical records. The role includes both field and studio work in support of internal and external information needs. Education, Qualifications and Training Education Individuals who wish to … Read more
Air Force Emergency Management (3E9X1) is the career field responsible for preparing bases and personnel for disasters, chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats, and major emergencies. These specialists develop response plans, train Airmen, manage shelter operations, and lead recovery efforts when something goes wrong. It is a high responsibility job that combines planning, training, and … Read more
A Navy Aviation Mechanical Administrationman is referred to as an AZ. This is perhaps fitting, as sailors in this diverse rating, as AZs seem to do everything from “A to Z.” Normally working in production or maintenance control, you’ll find the AZ doing tasks from performing clerical and administrative duties (typing, filing, etc.). They may … Read more