Great Adventure Outpost
Other Stuff => Anything Goes => Topic started by: ChuckR on October 16, 2007, 02:44:30 PM
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I just got a new job recently as I have enlisted in the United States Air Force. I will be leaving by the end of the year to basic training at San Antonio, TX. My job will be a F-16 Avionics Apprentice and I have no clue where I will be stationed yet(hopefully overseas somewhere).
So, I hope to see you all by the end of the year because I don't know when in 2008 I will be home again.
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Wow, Chuck! Good luck with everything and be safe.
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Chuck. My hats off to you and all my best. I am so grateful to all the brave men and women who defend our country. You have my highest respect.
Peter
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WOW :o
good move
Isn't that near the Boardwalk bullet ? Maybe you will get to ride it sooner then you thought.
Keep in touch
and try hard to get that ride on one of those babies ( F-16 ) or any other similar aircraft.
that is one of my dreams to go for a ride in a Modern Jet fighter.
Good luck ;)
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Good luck, Chuck. Hope everything goes well for you!
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Wow Chuck, that produce worker jab really got the best of you on TPR huh?
jk obviously... Thats exciting news. While we'll obviously miss ya, I can tell you that San Antonio is a great place to live and work. Congrats and good luck :)
Now I expect full coverage from the Texas Parks for next season :D
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Avionics Systems Apprentice
You will operate the avionic systems on the above aircraft by using controls and displays to determine operational condition. You?ll be trained in the operation of wiring diagrams and signal data flow. Some of the systems you?ll be working on are: Attack control, radar, laser instruments, flight control, communication and navigation. You will also learn how to work with aerospace ground equipment (AGE), hand tools, and electronic measuring equipment. This AFSC was previously done by three different specialties and is not combined into one complex skill.
Congratulations Chuck! That sounds like a great opportunity.
I can only imagine the complex redundant systems that keep one of the F-16 flying.
And as Tom said you HAVE to get a ride!!
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Thanks everyone! I haven't really been saying anything to anybody until I found out for sure what I was doing and when I was leaving.
Wade, I'll probaly be in San Antonio till about June. So riding the Bullet and getting my missed credits in Texas and riding Freeze again will be a top priority. After tech school, they say the most likely place I will be stationed is Florida or Germany. Either way I'm happy!!
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Wow Chuck. I had no idea. You really kept it a good secret.
We'll talk Friday...
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Hey Chuck, did you only decide on this based on the possibilities of credits? :D
I can't do Hershey friday but hopefully we can catch up some next week when we hang out on Thursday.
Yeah, good job keeping the secret dude lol
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Sir Yes Sir!
Good good job man, thats not your typical everyday job, im jealous your gonna be working on one of my favorite fighter jets...
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Hey Chuck, did you only decide on this based on the possibilities of credits? :D
I can't do Hershey friday but hopefully we can catch up some next week when we hang out on Thursday.
Yeah, good job keeping the secret dude lol
Overseas credits!!
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chuck .. I have a lot of respect for what you are going to do . Good luck and be careful.
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Wow, I never expected this! Congrats and, good luck. If you go to Germany, talk to me before deciding to marry any German girls! I wish someone had warned my husband about them ;) My Rick was Airforce and stationed in San Antonio to so, any questions feel free to ask :)
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Congrats Chuck! Do us proud!
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Congratulations and Godspeed!
An excellent career choice. I, too, add my respect and admiration to that expressed by others here.
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Good luck Chuck. :o
Rob.