Security forces, or aerial gunner. If you do either of these or know about them, could you let me know what training is like or what a normal day is like? Thank you very much!
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depend on where your stationed, your rank, etc younger enlistees do the shitty jobs like WAVE cars in haha but there are many other units like k-9 and many others so dont listen to anyone who says they do nothing and all they do is sit there because even though its a military post there still needs to be police officers cause there are many assholes haha
I wasn’t SF…but here’s a breakdown of what an SF person might do day in and day out:
Arrives to the gate. Waves cars in for 12 hours. Goes home. Repeat for 3 days. Two days off. Start cycle all over again.
or
Arrives to some hangar. Stands there for 12 hours. Goes home. Repeat for 3 days. Two days off. Start cycle all over again.
SF training:
Block 1: Carry a big wooden log around
Block 2: Learn the art of waving cars in correctly with the proper wrist action
LOL…not exactly that, but close enough.
@ David
I didn’t say that’s the ONLY thing they did. But typical of a new person in the Air Force as SF. Also, I believe you must be an E-4 first before you are allowed to apply for K9 training at Lackland.