U.S. Air Force Security Forces: Defend and Protect
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- No day is the same for a Security Forces specialist, from defending the gate to protecting aircraft on the flight line. And the opportunities to grow within the career field range from investigative work to handling military working dogs. No matter the path, these defenders are invaluable to the overall Air Force mission.
No matter what you are always going to have people run their mouths. You can give them a million dollars and they will complain it wasn't a dollar more. Great video and it is up to the Airman to make the difference. Get away from the toxicity of those that complain everyday
Amen!
When it comes to the government the very thing that made and makes this country what it is is the ability to complain. Wether it is voicing your opinion against a war you believe to be unjust or thinking a certain policy is inefficient. You may disagree with people but having people to disagree with is the very definition of freedom. Do you think Soviet Russia would allow someone to disagree with any military element? No, in fact you could be killed for complaining about anything government related. A multiple party system means there will be complaining but that is a cornerstone of self governance. Live under a one party system for a little and you will be begging for the right to complain.
That's what we're here for, to state our opinions in a mature atmosphere. I did my four years. Got K9 right after tech school. My USAF experience didn't help me any becoming a city police officer. I told my daughter the same things when she was enlisting. Now she works Mon x Fri, has a full meal period, and gets to leave early on Fridays. Her pay and promotions come just as fast. She doesn't work in outside elements and has it easier to attend college.
I put four years A/D in Security guard forces as a K9 handler. This is the worst job in the Air Force.
Well said.
God bless
I joined the Air Force in 1978 and went to Security Police Academy then Camp Bullis . My first duty station was Ellsworth and the Missile field for 13 months , Spangdahlem and F-4s for three years and Dyess for 10 months and I am still Proud of it . You Men and Women Still make me Proud !!!
Enlisted in 1980.. Boot then the SP Academy, Camp Bullis.. assigned SAC, FE Warren AFB.. 90th SPS which was WSA, Nuclear weapons security.. Then just because, I volunteered for the EST team.. the first one at FE Warren.. trained hard and made the cut.. Never more proud..
Still so proud of all the brothers, sisters both from before and after my time.. Reagite Ut Defendatis .. React to Defend..
Spangdahlem, wow! im stationed in Spangdahlem right now!
Truly an honor to a part of such an organization. I would do it again.
USAF/SP/MSgt/1968-1989; Vietnam Veteran 69-70
I'm in the commercial security industry. And love watching these military videos. Even though I've never been in the military, it's neat to see how other forces operate in comparison to myself. And there are some similarities. I hear everyone saying new SF officers would spend days checking CAC cards at checkpoints. When I got my first security gig, I was tasked with traffic control, the entire day. Which sucked. Now that I've been to college and have a few years of experience, I'm getting better and more high level security positions. Saludos! 👮♂️ God bless you all.
Nice3
I was SF, CATM and RAVEN and I enjoyed my time in those rolls. I was also a Combat Medic in the Army. All jobs are what you make of them. I took every school offered and volunteered when they were not offered in hopes of getting more training. Like all jobs, there are tedious task like working some lonely ECP to cleaning weapons and some bad and excellent NCOs mixed in but I wouldn't trade my time in SF for any other job. Raven was my favorite roll due to the travel and level three anti terrorism training and SERE which looks good on a resume.
Like most things in life your experience in AF Security Forces can vary greatly depending on a host of factors, most of which are out of your control. Current OPs tempo, what base you are stationed, your leadership, availability of specialized schools and your units willingness to send you. I did four active (86-90) and another 17 with the guard. It led to a federal LE career as a Criminal Investigator with the USMS. Along the way I got to travel all over the world and do some interesting (not gonna lie also a lot of boring) things. At the end of the day when I look back it was a great decision. If you do it go in with a good attitude, seek out every opportunity and try to get the most out of it.
I was hoping to do this, however I was not qualified for it. Still happy being a heavy equipment operator. Thanks for keeping us safe fellas!
How many hours a day do you work?
"At any moment, anything can happen". I walked around fences with a K9 for four years. Nothing once ever happen. It was painfully boring, and Security Guard Forces didn't help me becoming a city police officer. I'm proud of my USAF service, but we often worked 12-hour tours for the same pay as people working 8. The 24/7 schedule didn't help attending college classes, or to use the gym to prepare for PT tests. We worked every holiday without night differential or holiday pay. Much of the duty is in outside elements. We were "cops" as much as gate guards at a condominium. The USAF is big on volunteering. This helps obtaining good evaluations and promotions. Imagine volunteering at a church after working a midnight, while knowing you have to return to work that same evening for another midnight tour. The Asvab score ties with becoming a cook. It's also where they dump people who flunk other tech schools. Working a gate and checking the same ID cards while thinking you're a cop, is often the worst job in the Air Force.
Then you did your job!!! With that attitude I’m glad nothing did happen!! 🤡🤡🤡🤡
Most respectfully, Security Guard Forces is where guys who flunk specialty-tech schools get dumped. Where guards think they're cops. My S/F captain was a pilot washout. I'm sure you've completed gate guard duties doing the same work of security as my condo for minimum wage. @@zulew2555
I was a K9 handler still in my teens. I walked the perimeter of fences in artic-sold weather thinking I was a cop. This never helped me once become a city police officer. OSI or CID might, not air force security. Sometimes you get to write fellow airmen and their wives' cheesy tickets. Then you want to be accepted as real. Guarding parked aircraft, missiles which have never moved, checking ID cards at gates, and watching ammo bunkers is not police work. Nobody ever has applied for a search or arrest warrant, cooperated with the DA in a Grand Jury investigation, monitored a wiretap, or participated in programs like Managing Criminal Investigations.@@zulew2555
Just so you are aware!!! I just retired as a civilian police officer 25 years!!
Security Forces prepared me for the civilian world!!! It showed me just how undisciplined some departments are and some officers!!!
I was clearly head and shoulders above shoulders above my counterparts and I never cheated the job!!!
I could elaborate more about the what I saw and experienced but your comments say it all!!! 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Who are you trying to impress, or are you fibbing? Secuity never helped me once become a city police officer or grow within my agency. Most of us in S/F guarded parked aircraft or missiles. That's not police work. Were you a real cop, or US Mint Police, Federal Reserve PD, hospital cop, DoD? VA cops aren't even armed off-duty. @@zulew2555
99% sure that’s the Dyess AFB firing range. Worked there for only a year and a half before getting orders but I loved it. That range was state of the art.
Besides I’d recognize SSgt Shelby Spalding anywhere. Awesome guy!
Meeting Sgt Porche was a great experience that I came across while at Tech School. Great Sgt hands down.
I love how everyone who hates the SF has probably never even tried to do anything there... they just kinda expected to be moved up automatically.
In all seriousness I did SF for 16 years, and cross trained. Just remember you'll get no respect from other branches because there's a reason it's called SF and not military police. TRUST ME! if you really want to be a cop in the military don't go Air Force. If your looking to be a gun toting barrel chested freedom fighter do something that will give you pride down the road. Loved the people I served with but wish I wouldn't have stuck it out thinking it gets better and cross trained or went to a different branch sooner to something more high speed and rewarding
I walked circles around fences at night with a K9. This was often in arctic-cold weather while thinking I was a cop.
It’s a great career if you have good leadership. I did 26 years.
Thanks for your service.
I was security for 8 yrs. I absolutely miss it
Did you jump out of planes? Thinking about this when I’m in
@krakenassassin7805 no but traveling in the air force is easier than army or marines . Navy travels alot also
You also will get a chance to train with other branches. If you are with a mobility unit
@@briannail6259 was the pay good? Were you an officer or not?
@krakenassassin7805 the pay is way better now than then. I was an NCO though. The experience is incredible and just like any other job some days suck
SSgt Porche is an amazing. Lucky to have him as cadre at camp bullis. If you’re going to do this career field be prepared for the standing around all day during training. Good luck everyone!
Yeah I had him as one of my cadres and he was awesome.
justisperez same
3 years later he was my cadre as well, he got out now as a TSgt because of the covid vaccine was team 4 graduated August 9th 2021 Security Forces Tech School
Protect and scan our CACs 🙏🙏🙏
Johhny boy and protect our convoys, dealing with ambushes by jihadists? Try that on for size.
@@Xpistos510 youre such a boot, keep believing that- 0311
@@nbkvirusthing is you’re a janitor rn
Fantastic video. I wish there had been something like this when I enlisted in 1968. I might have taken a different career path.
@Christopher Bateman I was Vietnam Era, did not serve in country. My job in intel was to help prepare the briefings for B-52 missions in Vietnam.
This sounds hella suspect....almost like gate guard detail.
holysinnerxxx and convoy security. They do that when deployed.
“Gate guard” my hero’s
Former USAF Gate Guard, 87-91. I got sooooo many digits and dates from pretty women entering the base ;-) My fondest memories was working town patrol, Angeles City, Clark AB, Philippines.
Your drive to serve has to outweigh desired comfort levels! I love this field, but there are responses and procedures that wouldn't naturally be desired. Ex: working 12 hr shift, getting off work, only to be recalled due to off-base jet crash (overseas). It sucked, but the purpose far outweighed the suck. For folks that whine about the career field, like what you expect to do, only work M-F with weekend and holidays off? Like if you got kicked out for drugs/alcohol abuse or because you were crappy, like why are you trying cut the career field down. Regarding leadership, in and out the military, there are awful and awesome leaders. If your passion is to serve and learn and be in the Security Forces, this gives good perspective. If you want to do drugs, be lazy, hate working with a team, and be super cynical, then it's not for you 🤷🏾♂️
How about a career field with skills which transfer to a job after the military. S/F can be gate guards at a condo development.
They don't call us the jack of all trades...c'mon fellow defender
The Air Force needs protection on the ground. They couldn't do it without you. Be proud.
USAF recruitmenting, second video in what a year? Two? I think those of us already in SF would much really the money go to problems killing our career field then trying to replace those separating, MedB, DNA, suicide, etc. we have a big retention problem and filling the holes with a new body isn’t the answer.
I have to laugh at myself I was in the Army then went into the USAF and picked the 2 worst jobs in the USAF....this and CE...….but still glad I was in, better then not serving.....
Why was being an MP a bad job? I'm very curious.
@@Matt-ey7pk shift work....working grave yard sucks......working weekends and holidays.....if u are a new troop u will be at a gate on your feet every day checking id cards....most jobs when not deployed get off at about 4 pm and get weekends off....not SF.....but it is a cool job in someways too....I feel blessed to have been SF....you know how many millions of people working at wal mart and burger king type jobs would trade places with a SF member...
@@US_ARMY_25_INF._DIV. Do you know of people getting good paying jobs after being SF? Heard about being a K9 handler and making good money with it. I wanna join to find a career that can set me up after I'm out.
@@Matt-ey7pk yeah only problem with K 9 is that there are not many positions for that and you really have to be chosen for that....3 month school i think...and everyone wants to do it...u have to be seen as an outstanding troop and be well liked by the right people...dont go by what a recruiter tells you...if u go in SF to be K 9 only u may never get it.....it is the same for all other braches too...some smaller bases may not even have K 9 and if you get stationed at one of those no chance in hell you are going to K 9 school...
@@Matt-ey7pk Security guard is not it.
If you're Security Forces in Air Force you should have just joined the Army 😂
I’m gonna be joining the Air Force after college, I specifically wanna do SF.
SF is definitely a fun job but also demanding job as well, been in 3 years doing Security forces it’s been a good time
I would stay clear from SF. They get it rough compared to most other jobs. Long hours, standing at a gate checking ID's all day. In any weather too. Get a job thats transferable to the outside world.
@@jacobbarnes1453 see there’s something about hearing how much it sucks that sounds good to me, like yeah it’ll be more demanding compared to most other jobs but I feel like that level of difficulty will significantly increase that feeling of accomplishment as well. Idk how to explain it
@@_TheEnclave_No not at all. It may sound cool, being a "defender" trust me its boring as hell, I've seen so many SF people hate their job, and they had wished they had chosen something else. Walking around a gated fence in all weathers is boring and no fun at all. And dont forget, you have to commit a minimum of 4 years, so if you dont like it a few months in, imagine having to stay another 4 years. That will make your life miserable. If you score well on the ASVAB, go for a job that has a high score. Get a job that recquires you to use your brain, solving probelsm etc. what a waste of talent and a brain it would be to score high, then end up standing at a gate all day. Be smart.
@@alecmares2548do you know anything about the K-9 unit
.....jack of all trades tell that to a PJ.
Well...SF is an important job, as other jobs in the United States Air Force! You are protecting billions of dollars of assets, as well as ensuring the security and protection of Air Force Airmen and DOD civilians!! I have a lot of respect for Air Force security forces personnel!!
@@billyreynolds4749 Yeah mostly at a gate
@@GoodGuyKei Huh? You're comparing a conventional ground unit to highly trained special operations medical personnel? Weird...
@@Dero_milsurp Its not weird when Jack of all Trades is legit a PJ motto. Sec Forces arent jack of all trades. Idk what you mean by conventional ground unit. They are MPs.
@@GoodGuyKei .......so you don't know what a "conventional" force is.....noted.
Apples to oranges bro.
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I re enlisted in the Texas Air National Guard at age 52. After some delays I went through Security Forces Tech School at age 54. It was a lot of fun and I was as good and in better shape than the young ones. It's not that hard.
The Asvab requirement ties with being a cook. How hard could it be?
@@thomasryan2679bet you’ve never worked a day in your life
Don’t do it . I’ve been in 5 years and still doing gates. Do yourself a favor and do your Research on other jobs.
Some of you are going to do it anyways and regret it... if you do, only do a 4 year enlistments instead of 6... save yourself two years. Trust me.
Denise Raygoza is it cause it’s boring staying in place?
Edward not necessarily. You constantly think to yourself during the enlistment “what the hell am I doing here” “what is my purpose right now” “ I should’ve done a 4 year enlistment “ “oh great, they are taking more of my time off” “look at these holidays I don’t get off” etc..(trust me, the list goes on)
When you are in the summer, you are sweating and feeling nasty all the time. when it’s winter, you are so cold that you may get frostbite.
You can work long days, 8 to 14 hours of just being there while your brain numbs with the lack of activity/productivity , no lunch break. Even though you have done absolutely nothing, you are exhausted.
Denise Raygoza Another question do you see combat
Denise Raygoza or can you do this job as a reserve
Edward you can see combat, but it’s rare. I mean you could do Guard or reserve where would work 24 out of 360 days of the year. It’s not “real security forces” in MY opinion. Because you don’t do the same job, reservist go to their one time weekend every month and just do “training” on a computer. The upside to them is that they are what military folks call “civilians” (non military) majority of the year to do whatever you want.
Listen dude, if you do it just do 4 years to test the waters, if you like it, then re-enlist. If you absolutely loath it with a passion (like I do) then you will be happy that all you did is 4 years and take that GI BILL that you EARN and run with it after you get out.
Sure make it sound more exciting that it truly is.
Everyday job is boring as all hell.
I graduate SF tech school this upcoming Thursday
Awesome! Best wishes to you for much success in the Air Force.
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
One other thing before I go, you will come across negative people, they are negative prior and after their military service. Also I come across service members from other branches of the service and I can't take nothing away from their service choice, but what an egotistical mess some of them are, I just laugh at them and politely explain I'm sorry you couldn't score high enough on the asfav to be part of the fun and walk away. The skills you receive in the Air Force will transition easier when you move back into civilian life, weather you do 4yrs or 30yrs!
i’m currently in dep for the AF and hopefully i get SF
QaZgs- oh you’ll get it no problem😂
QaZgs- yeah you’ll get it by tmr. Do yourself a favor and don’t pick SF
Kev Bail lol what’s makes you say tmr ?
QaZgs- it’s literally the fastest job to get shipped out to basic. Everyone in the AF knows that
Kev Bail oh okay bc ive been in dep sine 13 feb 19
US ARMY MECHANIZED INFANTRY! HOOAH!
Hooah
Who cares. Unlock your caps.
I REALLY wanted to do this but i got a 2 on the hearing test at MEPS instead of a one so i disqualified for it ;-;
Going to do PMEL instead.
lets understand the Air Force is not the Marines or Army , those aircraft need technicians and the Air Force romp the skies and they do missions that others services can't do. The Air Force is the 911 for services . So quiet comparing apples to oranges. Yes they have desk jobs (they use drones long range) so you better be good at a joy stick and believe it or not I got pictures of other services in Baghdad infantry playing video games so what , those games help you fly a drone and get rid of bad guys while you still in the US.. The Air Force was never meant to be an infantry group. But they learn in Vietnam (the Air Force had used a Korean mentality that the bases in Vietnam would not be attacked, guess what review that in Vietnam the Air Force used the Security Police as their light infantry. The first group was poorly trained then after some bases had sapper attacks and planes destroyed on the ground they realized they had to come up with a security system to safe guard the air base. In Nam at first Army and Marines guarded then both those services were put on the offensive and the South Vietnamese guarded the air base but that went wrong and so the role of the Air Police later Security Police role changed and started using weapons m-60 ,M-79 , doing op's sweeps in near by villages near base,convoy duty and had to deal with attacks 122 mm rockets, mortars and small groups of Viet Cong sappers the Security Police were learning as they were going into more and more into the war. Then Tet 1968 changed everything and State side the Air Force had a program called Safeside were Security Policeman now were being trained as infantry and use of all weapons of the time , read the book Battle of Saigon or Yankee Air Pirates , the Security Police defended the air bases were no air base was over run, remember only Security Police had m-16 and weapons the other had desk jobs and technicians so they could bomb North Vietnam Cambodia etc, so what happen next Security Police are now Security Forces and trained to fight and defend the assets of the Air Force and personnel. PJ, Forward Air Controllers and Security Forces are trained for combat the others are trained to keep aircraft flying I seen videos on Security Forces and on Net Flex you stand a Skycop now has equipment and vehicles and next to a Army or Marine looks the same the missions are different the Army and Marines go hunting for bad guys Security Forces have to wait for the bad guys to come to them. Down time is the hardest thing about being a Skycop (Security Forces nickname). You can compare Navy and the Air Force cause ones water the other one is the air. Marines and Army compare yes but do not compare Air Force to Marines or Army. I was a Skycop in Nam during the Tet 1968 sad to say we learned as we went along , on the job training not good in a war zone. Skycops guarded B-52 's with nukes weapons all over the world and underground in some States and a Skycop is not a hunter he is a defender. Know the mission of the services you want to join. Working Security is no fun boring till the shit hits the fan , As you can tell don't compare Army and Marines to Air Force or Navy.
Thank you😊.❤.
Cool and dont be surprised when I say what happened and how I can do anything else ❤❤❤🎉
Aren't these the guys from fort Sancudo in San Andreas
Defensor Fortis!
This channel should do a video about SF officers, too. I'm curious: do they have to learn all of these career paths, or do they also specialize?
They’re fucken basket weavers!😂
0-1 to 0-3 are fucken USELESS in Security Forces!😂
Good job guys
Just go battlefield airmen
Still have my original beret
I heard they let people run gates all day long! Lmao
Corbin, they also run convoys and deal with ambushes. Your point?
Corbin. Your source??? I don't believe it.
@@billyreynolds4749 Nellis AFB is a prime example.
8 year AF security forces SSgt here. And Afghanistan and Iraq. TJ Lobraico KIA Bagram AF, 2013, just as an example. He was spotting for k9 when they took contact. 100% security forces runs convoys! My last deployment we did FOB security for ODAs as well.
Not in the UK, they aren't trusted enough.
Don’t do it. Do services.
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What is "Services"? What are you talking about?
Another career field in the Air Force
j g preach.
Dude go personnel or something
Raven1560/DAGRE022 Approves this vid!
What about Phoenix Raven and DAGREs??
What would be the top elite in Security Forces??
I want to join security forces when I'm old enough
Awesome! What is your current age?
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
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Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
@@USAirForceRecruiting I was wondering, Does the Space Force also have a Security Forces Unit?
You're 18 now,
Still going?
Advanced Designated Marksman (ADM) SF
What’s the song in the background?
Can’t wait!!
Don’t do it, trust me I know what your thinking, yes you, the one blinded by motivational videos. For your own sake do not do NOT go security forces.
😂😂😂😂been there
"Jack of all trades"?? Dont get confused with PJs CAC checker!
I hear many people often work gates, Will there be a chance in SF where I become security for Aviation and Law Enforcement? Or will my rank depend whether what I’ll get placed with?
Eyes on
0:08 no you’re not.
Light Infantry? Sorry but having served as an 11-B for 8 years, I find that phrase a little funny.
What is the most elite in the SF???
DAGRE???
I want to do this ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What is your highest level of education, age, citizenship status and zip code?
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
Good morning. We will be happy to answer your questions. Have a wonderful day.
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
My dream is to be within of the Air Forces ✊✊✊✊ I Want to be there
I leave April 16th for basic training. My job is maintenance on Bombers/Refuelers. If I can do it, you can do it. Stay focused, workout 6 days a week, get a good asvab score and stay away from drugs and alcohol and the Air Force will take you with open arms.
Give up on your dreams, go join the US Army infantry and actually make a change in the world.
Tyler, what ever branch of service you may a part of...Thank you! Trust me we are making a difference in the world here in the United States Air Force!
Gary
Air Force Recruiting Service
you work 8-12 hour shift but for 15 days out of a month right?
Each field has its own challenges and what a person views as easy varies. Both fields will have a shift they work and the days and times of those shifts can vary as well. What is your zip code and you may reach out to your area recruiter for further information?
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
May i ask , Where in the state of Texas can I submit an application for a NCO Air Force security ?
I have a green card I live with relatives in Sangent Near Cedar lake
Requires security clearances ??
Yes
What type
@@willbramlettcinematography1886
Secret at minimum
You shouldn't have to worry about that unless you did something illegal.
I’d rather die than do this
MrGhost well that’s bold 🤣
Why not die doing it
I wanna aim high in the United States Air Force. Will range control chastise me for shooting above the targets.
I need you to come get me out of here .
My husband is planing on joining the airforce is this a good job for him to do?
No long shifts no time with each other although he won’t get deployed often which is a plus.
Absolutely no.
i’ve been told they get bullied a lot at bases. i hope this isn’t true when i go.
They write fellow airmen and their family cheesy tickets. Then they wonder why they're hated.
Who else leaves March 26th for bmt?
Chase Sepulveda deez
March 19
Brayden Bays saaammme
I left March 26th... 2009 lol
Found out what I’m going to do
Perfecto
Introduction should of started with " I couldn't read good!".
What if I am not good at arithmetic reasoning? Could I still get this job?
You will need to meet the minimum requirements outlined on the ASVAB for this field (G30). You may reach out to your area recruiter for further information.
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
You need a pulse and don't mind being bored out of your mind.
DEFENDERS!!!!
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PROTECT THIS HOUSE HUAAA!!!
I want to become a Security force.
Me too
What you really want to do is check IDs
That’s the position everyone laughs at. Checking IDs and stopping ppl who go a mile over the speed limit because there’s nothing else to do. Do something you’ll be respected for if your going into the military.
Do something Cyber related so when you get out you can get a good paying job and support yourself... Always think about your future. My afsc is 3d0x2 cyber ops.. basically a systems administrator.. You can do the research on how much they make and other related fields
Emilio Gordillo Do what you want to do man, serve your country the way you want, pick a job you’re passionate about.
Security forces or SERE specialist. Hmmm
What are you looking for in a job? How busy or intense do you want your job to be? What is your ideal idea of a job?
Well I'm a carpenter so I'm busy 8-12 hours a day. My dream job is law enforcement in park service/SAR
@@Matt18272 that's really cool! Personally if I were you I'd try to be a SERE specialist and have security forces as a fall back but it all depends on your qualifications and such. Talk to a recruiter, they should be able to help you!
@@nikemedina6340 oh yah, that is my plan. Its perfect set up to my dream job. Never give up on dreams!
@Matt H8833 try and be a sere specialist man. I am aircrew in the AF I am at sere right now and the specialist love their jobs. They say the training is intense but worth it, especially if you love the outdoors
Ya know it's a scam when they say it's a cross between light infantry and MPs lmao
wdym
I doubt it but do they get to travel a lot?
yeah we travel a ton
Mads B I’m deploying this year. I’ve been to Guam and Alaska so far
Cori Turner oh wow 😮 is it an officer position though? Or enlisted?
Brennan Wright oh okay nice
Mads B that doesn’t matter
these recruiting ads srsly got me thinking
Mars, You may research more information about the Air Force on our site of www.airforce.com/lifestyle to include benefits like education, pay, careers, training, lifestyle, requirements, etc.
There is also the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) portion that answers a lot of the most common questions asked: www.airforce.com/frequently-asked-questions
You may also log on to www.airforce.com/chat-live to chat with a live advisor to answer your questions.
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Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
@@USAirForceRecruiting I still have 2 years until I'm 17. parents agreed to let me do the delayed entry thing when i'm old enough. haha.
While you are still too young to enlist in the Air Force, preparing is never too early. There are a few things you can do now to prepare for once you reach the required age. First, study hard and graduate from high school. Get the best grades in all subjects, especially English, Math, and Science. This will help you improve your score on the ASVAB test required for enlistment. Say no to drugs and getting an early start on physical conditioning are essential steps in the right direction. And stay out of trouble. Law violations can delay and sometimes disqualify you from joining the Air Force and taking advantage of the opportunities available. Starting early and being prepared is your best shot. Stay in contact with your Guidance Counselor, and we may see you in a few years.
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
Who else ships April the 28th for security forces?
Update?
i want to do this
Zadie, Your first step is to contact a recruiter. What is your age, citizenship status, highest level of education completed, and zip code?
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
What's the possibility of going raven?
Depends on the base you're stationed at. What your pt scores show. How much money your squadron has. Guam is a great place to get the opportunity. There are other factors besides what is listed above. If you're a POS your name will never be looked at.
That’s my goal.
Any advice?
Cowboy, the first step is contacting a recruiter.
What is your age, citizenship status, highest level of education completed, and zip code?
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
I’m jaedan Whitfield I plan on joining the Air Force I live in North Carolina what would be the fastest way to get started.
Steps to the Enlistment
• Contact your local recruiter. Recruiter will ask you qualification and eligibility questions. Potentially take a practice test in the office. Depending on how well you do will determine if you get scheduled for the real ASVAB.
• Recruiter schedules you for the ASVAB at the Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) or
MET Site. Your recruiter will go over your scores when you return to the recruiting office. If your recruiter tells you that you passed, then he or she will schedule you for the MEPS Exam
• At the MEPS your exam will consist of bloodwork, drug testing, medical questioning about all your medical history and a full medical exam. You will be asked about any law violations, arrests, convictions, charges, ANY thing involved a law enforcement officer. You will be fingerprinted, and your prints and information will be run by a federal background investigator. You will then discuss your career selections with an Air Force Liaison based on your ASVAB scores, medical exam, and the X-Factor test results (test is like a dead lift).
• You will list your careers (at least 8-10 or more depending on the recruiter) down and the Air Force Liaison will input your choices on your record. You will be asked if you want to do a 4- or 6-year enlistment. You will then be sworn in with the Oath of Enlistment and enter the Delayed Entry Program at MEPS. After this you will go back to your recruiter’s office.
• You will wait for your recruiter to contact you when he or she gets notified that you have been booked a career based on one of the choses you listed at MEPS. This may take a few days, weeks or months (it varies). Your recruiter will call you in to the office to sign your contract and discuss your career field and date that you leave to Basic Training The average time to basic is approximately 3-9 months after you DEP in
Don
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
What is your zip code?
Don
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
They gotta get rid of those corny berets.
Is their a option to stay at the bases what is that called and with a k-9
Military Working Dog (MWD) handler K-9 is not an entry level career field. You must be in Security Forces for 2 years and be recommended by your supervisor and approved by the kennel master to apply for this career. The Security Force (SF) career field is responsible for all police activities associated with an Air Force base.
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
@@USAirForceRecruiting Ok thanks ray!
Jomedial, you are welcome.
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
I wanna join and be apart of the security forces what do I have to score to become one
You will need at least a 30 in the general area of the ASVAB
Don
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
Most people can write a 30 while asleep.
There is need of programm..
Thank God I’m leaving Malmstrom
Malmstrom suck lol
andres cuevas oh 100% lmao
Hallo airforce I am Joseph from Kenya am 36 next year I will be 37years March can I be taken to join you airforce and to be trained
@josephokumu1279, You must live in the United States or an area that has an Air Force recruiter. Enlistment into the U.S. Air Force by citizens of countries other than the United States is limited to those foreign nationals who are legally residing in the United States and possess a U.S. Citizenship or non US citizens must have an Immigration Services (U.S.C.I.S) Registration Card (INS Form I-551 -- Commonly known as a "Green Card". The green card must be a 10 year green card. Applicants must be between the ages of 17 and 42 years old, must speak, read and write English fluently to apply to join the Air Force. The Air Force does not bring applicants to the United States to join. You must get to the United States legally on your own and complete all immigration processing to obtain your Green Card on your own. The Air Force does not help.
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
Ok sir noted
But I always need this job so much
What would riding in a convoy fall under?
What do you mean
we do that
When deployed you could be in a convoy
If that's your one goal join army or marine infantry. But if your set on security forces and just want to convoy try and get assigned to 820th.
All depends on the base. Some bases only deploy to higher threat areas while others go on vacations but call them deployments.
I am sergent of military police in the republic of korea air force.
I wanna join USAF security force. is my career will help to join it?
You must live in the United States or an area that has an AF recruiter. You must also possess a 10 Green Card with over 2 year remaining prior to the expiration date to join if you are not a US citizen. Applicants must be between 17 and 39; meet the mental, moral, and physical standards for enlistment; and must speak, read and write English fluently.
The Air Force does not bring applicants to the US to join unless there is an AF recruiting office or Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) to process through. You must complete all immigration processing and get to the United States legally on your own. The AF does not help.
INS Link www.uscis.gov/
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
I joined the airforce to see the world
So airmen what country you been
Um my own backyard 😑
Spaulding 😂
If I put this first on my job list what’s the chances I will get it?
Justin Banks 100%. You will get it if you want it. Most people don’t want it and still get it. Fail out of another AFSC, you’ll get it too
Jesse Maleski That’s a relief I talked to a recruiter about it and he said there’s no guarantees it’s just whatever jobs open is where I’ll go but I have heard there’s usually security force jobs open thanks!
Justin Banks yeah man, if you go Guard you can choose your specific job upon enlistment. And that’s the job you get - what you pick. Just an option
They are always open for people (typically) plus it’s one of those jobs to easily be place even with ok asvab scores. If it has a bonus they’ll have openings for days.
TrizerFlame Thanks! It seems like I have a pretty good chance of getting it then
I’m Dutch and veteran, could I join the US Airforce? I’m 36 of age.
You must live in the United States or an area that has an AF recruiter. You must also possess a 10 Green Card with over 2 year remaining prior to the expiration date to join if you are not a US citizen. Applicants must be between 17 and 39; meet the mental, moral, and physical standards for enlistment; and must speak, read and write English fluently.
The Air Force does not bring applicants to the US to join unless there is an AF recruiting office or Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) to process through. You must complete all immigration processing and get to the United States legally on your own. The AF does not help.
INS Link www.uscis.gov/
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
@@USAirForceRecruiting Hello Pam! Thank you for your feedback, I will make sure to take a look at it. Kind regards!
Good morning. You are so very welcome. Have a great day.
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
Do security force have their own medics on each of their squadron?
Hexe, no they do not.
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
@@USAirForceRecruiting ok but do they train in Tactical combat cassualty care anyway or self aide buddy? Cause I hear some say they are also the airbases first responders?
Hexe, all Air Force members are trained in self aide buddy care during BMT. SF receive additional training on Casualty Collection Points (CCP)s.
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
@@USAirForceRecruiting casualty collection point sounds cool...well anyway sir what unit in the airforce does have medics
Hexe, squadrons normally do not have medics. Pararescue and hospital squadrons are the only ones that have medics.
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
I feel so bad for the peopelle they picked for this video. I imagine they were voluntold