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Any bases that is Overseas. Except Eielson (Google Eielson and you will know). Also, Alaska and Hawaii which are being regarded as overseas bases.

2024年1月27日 · Aircraft Metals Tech (2A7X1) Jobs Just landed this job, what are your opinions on it in regards to work/life balance, civillian transferability, work culture, daily work tasks etc. any insight would be appreciated.

2021年7月8日 · Work can be feast or famine and the type of work varies by airframe. Overall it's a great gig and one of the few AFSCs where there's rarely a T.O. and being creative or innovative to solve problems is highly encouraged. (Prior 2A7X1)

2020年2月7日 · I just don't have the money as a college student to afford 7 different AWS certs just for a civilian job. Granted the right company will pay for them but I feel going this route would give me a far better experience than working a civilian job. I understand 2A7X1 (from what I've read) is not just welding nor just machining.

2021年2月9日 · 2a551 here. You'll be in backshop maintenance, typically a very small shop and a laid-back environment. If your base has a newer airframe like us (C-17), then expect to have a lot of freetime.

2020年11月10日 · Dorms are based by squadron, so you’ll be based in the 361st squadron (W/ AGE,AMT, Fuels etc..) but the dorms have moved due to poor living conditions.

2023年12月6日 · 2A7X3 Aircraft Structural Maintenance (Sheet Metal) and 2A7X3 Aircraft Metals Technology (Metals Tech). Hey everybody, right now I’m trying to choose between this jobs and I’m kinda lost of the differences between them since they do a lot of simil

2023年10月19日 · Any trips, deployments, job during drill, is 100% on your unit and something you should be asking them. Each guard unit has their weird ways, so it’s best to ask that stuff to them

2023年10月25日 · So I got assigned my job to 2A7X3 and i ship in November. Now Im not super mad but i really wanted 2A7X1. Ive always wanted to be a machinist since i was a kid. (Im prob going to use my GI bill to learn Machining if it doesnt work out) BUT my main question is, how hard is it to crosstrain from one maintence job to another at the 3 year mark?