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Pararescue
Pharmacy Speciamt
Photo Cartographic Speciamt
Photolithography Speciamt
Physical Therapy Speciamt
Physiological Training Speciamt
PimUngSodmo Spedami
Pjychiotnc a w e Speciamt
Rodio Commumcahons Analysis
»odio and TV Broodcasting
»odiotogy Specialist
Security f
Site Deve
Small Arms Speciamt
St* Photographic Spedami
Survival Specialist
Vetennory Speciamt
Voice Processing Speciamt
weather
(LBCTBONICS
Ay o s p a c e Ground equipment
Repairman
Aerospace Photo Systems
Aw Traffic Control Radar Repairman
Airborne tarty Warning Radar
Specialist
Aircraft Control and Warning
Rador Repairman
Aircraft electrician
Aircraft Instruments
Automatic Flight Control Systems
Automatic Trocklng Rodor Repairman
Avionic Aerospace Ground
equipment Speciamt
Avionic Communications Speciamt
Avionic Inertial and Radar
Navigation Systems
Avionic Instrument Systems
Avionic Navigation Systems
Avionic Sensor Systems
Biomedical equipment Maintenance
Bomb-Navigation Systems
Communication and Relay Center
equipment Repairman
Computer Operator
Defensive Fire Control Systems
Defensive Systems I romer Speciamt
fgress (escape) Systems
Eieclnc Power lines
electrical Power Production
electrician
electronic Commumcohons and
Crypto Equipment Systems
electronic Computer Systems
electronic Mechanical
Communications and Crypto
equipment Systems
electronic Switching Systems
Electronic Warfare Systems
Protective Coating Speciamt
Reciprocating engine Mechanic
Refngerotion and Air Conditioning
Seaman
Sheet Metal Speciamt
Special Vehicle Repairman
Telephone Equipment installer
Repairman
Vehicle Body Repairman
Vehicle Operator
Water and Waste Processing
Weapons Mechanic
M aster Sargeant M anuel Gonzalez
Master Sergeant Manuel Gonzalez is in A ir Force Recruiting. This po­
sition involves counselling young people regarding the type o f training
within the A ir Force they will find most suitable and explaining the d iffi­
culties and rewards o f life in the m ilitary. He finds that the jo b helps him
to be more outgoing. His previous experience in the A ir Force was as an
A ircraft Fuel System Technician.
.. Gonza,ez’ advicc ,o y ° un8 people interested in an A ir Force career is.
"Finish high school. That shows you can finish the jo b and can stick to
it. It also helps prepare you for the exam to enter the A ir Force and qual­
ify you for some o f the better technical jobs.”
ADMINISTBATIVI
Accounting and Finance
Administration
A« Operations
Air Passenger Services
A« Traffic Control Operator
Chaplain Services
Freight traffic Specialist
Inventory Management
le g a l Services
Morse Systems Operator
Passenger and Household Goods
Speciamt
Personal Attoirs Specialist
Personnel
Printer Systems Operator
Radio Operator
Real Estate Cost Management
Analysis
Special Services
Supply Services
AIR FORCE
EXPERIENCE
A Great Way Of Life
OINIBAL
SKILLS YOU C A N USE
Each year, thousands of young men
and women enter the Air Force and
take advantage of these benefits
and opportunities, learning
marketable skills in career fields like
computer technology . electronics
... jet engine mechanics .. missile
maintenance
and fire fighting
Young people like yourself learn
these skills at Air Force Schools of
Applied Aerospace Sciences.
It s one of the finest opportunities
in the nation.
Aeromedical Speciamt
Air traffic Control Operator
Aerospace Control Systems Operator
Aircrew Ute Support
Audio Visual M edia Speciamt
Baker
Band
Camera Recording Speciamt
Command and Control Specialist
Communication Center Operator
Computer Operator
Computer Programming Speciamt
Continuous Photoprocessing
Speciamt
Cook
Denial
Diet therapy
Duplicating Special s!
Education
Electronic Intelligence Operations
Engineering Entomology
Environmental Health
Fire Protection
Fuels
Geodetic Compulations Specialist
Geodetic Surveyor
Graphics Specialist
Imagery Interpreter Speciamt
Information Speclaksl
intelligence Operations
Inventory Management
law Enforcement Specialist
linguist/liHerrogator Specialist
Maintenance Analysis
Management Analysis
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