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06-26-2008 | 09:00 PM
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bomber avionics is the career field I'm in. Pretty much bomber avionics means any big airframe. i.e. cargo, refuelers, and of course bombers.
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06-26-2008 | 09:23 PM
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Thanks Eric! 
Sweet. Can you please give me some insight on what you do day to day with this job? I know the description says, but sometimes they're off from what the person actually does.
With my super sleuthness I may have found a loophole for the depth perception issue:
http://www.e-publishing.af.mil/share...FI48-123v3.pdf
page 46
required to possess normal depth perception
With my super sleuthness I may have found a loophole for the depth perception issue:
http://www.e-publishing.af.mil/share...FI48-123v3.pdf
page 46
A4.12. Depth Perception/Stereopsis.
A4.12.1. Initial Flying Class I, IA, II, and III. All will be tested. Failure of either of the following
screening depth perception tests: the Vision Test Apparatus (VTA-DP), or its newer replacement, the
Optec Vision Tester (OVT) is disqualifying for Inflight Refueler Applicants, Combat Controller
Applicants, and any other aircrew required to perform scanner duties (as defined in the
screening depth perception tests: the Vision Test Apparatus (VTA-DP), or its newer replacement, the
Optec Vision Tester (OVT) is disqualifying for Inflight Refueler Applicants, Combat Controller
Applicants, and any other aircrew required to perform scanner duties (as defined in the
Note accompanying
A4.9.2.
), or defined by the MAJCOM and career field manager as performing duties requiring
normal depth perception. Those FC III personnel who fail depth perception testing, and are not
normal depth perception. Those FC III personnel who fail depth perception testing, and are not
required to possess normal depth perception
06-26-2008 | 09:38 PM
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06-26-2008 | 09:52 PM
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It's official folks.....I AM FINALLY ENLISTED IN THE US AIR FORCE!!!! 
Damn it was a long day....I couldn't sleep at all the night before and I just got home from San Jose now eating some pizza and having a few beers now that I'm able to do so without tainting my physical
Thank you to everyone who has helped me along the way and who have been there for me!!
Damn it was a long day....I couldn't sleep at all the night before and I just got home from San Jose now eating some pizza and having a few beers now that I'm able to do so without tainting my physical
Thank you to everyone who has helped me along the way and who have been there for me!!
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06-26-2008 | 11:22 PM
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06-26-2008 | 11:23 PM
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Congrats Ricky! You've changed so much since I first bought the RS from you
It's official folks.....I AM FINALLY ENLISTED IN THE US AIR FORCE!!!!
Damn it was a long day....I couldn't sleep at all the night before and I just got home from San Jose now eating some pizza and having a few beers now that I'm able to do so without tainting my physical
Thank you to everyone who has helped me along the way and who have been there for me!!
Damn it was a long day....I couldn't sleep at all the night before and I just got home from San Jose now eating some pizza and having a few beers now that I'm able to do so without tainting my physical
Thank you to everyone who has helped me along the way and who have been there for me!!
06-27-2008 | 12:17 AM
:RockOn - not mine: You go boy!
06-27-2008 | 08:37 AM
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Thanks Chris!
Haha is that a good thing? lol
I definently feel alot better, somewhat accomplished but not completely accomplished until I graduate BMT then Tech school.
Thanks Cal!
Thanks Marcy!
I definently feel alot better, somewhat accomplished but not completely accomplished until I graduate BMT then Tech school.
Thanks Cal!
Thanks Marcy!
06-27-2008 | 08:55 AM
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lol more like rollie pollie to skinny air force boy
Funny thing is I still gotta work on my weight a little before I ship out. The damn meps guy registered me at 5"4.25" At my recruiter we measured 5'4.5" and was hoping they'd round up and say i was 5'5" (cause at 5'5" my max weight is 165, but at 5'4" my max weight is 160.) It's all good I guess since I'm finally in and I was going to continue to drop weight to about 150-155 and get back to being muscular
As far as being so short...I keep reminding myself at least us short folk can fit in sports cars the best and have a better chance of sitting in a fighter pilot one day
Funny thing is I still gotta work on my weight a little before I ship out. The damn meps guy registered me at 5"4.25" At my recruiter we measured 5'4.5" and was hoping they'd round up and say i was 5'5" (cause at 5'5" my max weight is 165, but at 5'4" my max weight is 160.) It's all good I guess since I'm finally in and I was going to continue to drop weight to about 150-155 and get back to being muscular
As far as being so short...I keep reminding myself at least us short folk can fit in sports cars the best and have a better chance of sitting in a fighter pilot one day