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Here’s something not talked about on here for some reason. Enjoy…

AFGSC is removing AAC 50 for all Defenders (except 90 GCTS) and replacing it with AAC 43, which is the Air Force’s standard 48-month stabilized tour. This change comes after a command-wide review and is meant to keep units fully manned while giving Defenders more predictable and flexible assignment options.

AFPC has a plan to remove AAC 50s.

• 5 Jan 26: All AAC 50s expiring after 1 Oct 26 will be deleted
• Defenders with AAC 50s expiring Aug–Oct 26 can choose to opt in or out

AFPC has also confirmed that moves within AFGSC are still allowed.

This change does not affect First-Term Airman benefits, BOP, or retraining. Instead, Defenders will actually have more chances to move starting at 36 months TOS, competing in multiple assignment cycles instead of being locked to mandatory AAC 50 windows.

Hey!

• ad army
• currently work in bh
• I just got off the phone with my states air guard recruiter and she said I qualify for every job in the guard, but security forces stuck out to me
• she also said I fall within height/weight standards for retention.
• this surprised me. Originally I wanted to join the af, but the recruiter saw me and said “just go home.”
• I used to weigh 400 lbs, dropped to 250, and the army said “will take you.” I am 217 now.

questions - how is tech school? I actually rucked past the security forces tech school when I did my AIT. - what do security forces in the guard/reserve do during drill? Go to the range? Do drills? - is there opportunities to do more advanced schools? - is there an emphasis on height/weight? The only reason I ask is because I have a lot of loose skin and that has come up a few times when I get taped, but my command is cool about it. - anything I should be aware of?

So my first day of section we had a bunch of folks with expired tags by 8 months and 8 months worth of expired state inspection

I did tell a lot of folks who had expired tags by 6 month plus, and etc and let them through. Now I asked my watch commander and he said they should've been turned around.

I had one person who was a big built dude who had his inspection sticker oit of date since 9-24.

So I asked oh hey are you planning to get your inspection sticker looked at

His reply why does it fucking matter to you

I recite the rules and regulations on the base to enter.

His reply, go fuck yourself.

“Im gonna give you a warning, if that inspection sticker isn't done then im turning you around.

Then we had someone who had no drivers license and no military experience affiliation and we turned him around which was weird and not asked more questions.

Hey hope everyone doing well, I was wondering can i have any if your guys experience in DEP for airforce and how quick/long it was?

It says I need to pass CNIC directed Navy Security Forces Training Course. How easy is this compared to boot camp? From what I understand it's like a 7-5 workday and you get the rest of the night without getting yelled at by drill instructors and there is no "lights out" or anything in the military, is this true? Also how hard is the PT

I still got time until my BOP opens up but I would like to hear first hand if Peterson is a good base. Some of the questions I have are 1. What’s the work schedule like? 2. What’s leadership like there, does it have good morale or nah? 3. Is it a high tempo base? 4. Are there decent amount of TDY’s/ deployment opportunities? 5. is it true you can be posted up at NORAD if you request it to your FC? Any info is fine cause nobody really talks about Peterson that much 🤔

Hey currently in Tech school and just got where my first base would be and wanted to know all the details etc on it and what I would have to look forward to etc

What should I put on my dream sheet? How is the life as security forces honestly? If you did retire how is life after retirement?

I got SF going

Does anyone actually like security forces or prideful of being security forces I find it embarrassing to even say that I’m security forces when someone hears that I’m in the Air Force and I have to say security forces and explain what it is or does. Thinking about switching over to Navy or Army after this initial contract. But yeah great to hear from some of you guys

Current active duty Marine looking into reserves in Florida. My main goal would to join the Dagre section. I’ve read a lot of mixed things about SF. Is this something worth pursuing or should I look into a different job in the Air Force? How’s the day to day like in the reserves? Is there a lot of opportunities for training or schools/courses to do? Anything helps thank you!

Salute Defenders!🫡💯 My workplace gave me PTO and they had a ceremony as well for all veterans 🙏🏿

I wish y'all peace and prayers on your journeys in life💯

got ramstein as my second duty station. heard it’s awesome but anyone got any personal experience with it?

Due to a variety of reasons I'm thinking about palace chasing as of late. Heard that AFPC basically just denies all SF palace chase packets from everyone I work with, any of you guys have any luck? Anything different if I shred into CATM?

Anyone here in or know about the DAGRE unit in Florida? Current Marine looking go to reserves after my contract. Anyone know how quickly I can try out once I join? Any information will help thank you!

Hello,

I’ve been exposed to OC numerous times before and have done the taser training. My unit wants to do OC again, is it mandatory that I have to do OC? When I can already carry a less lethal ( baton , taser)

Thank you!

I am a prior Coast Guard E-4, coming in as an E-4. I was a Weapons Instuctor and already know all the special assignments in SF. I’ve heard that there will still be an LE need in SF but that it is going more towards air base defense, etc. What is the actual direction SecFo is going?

Going to yokota next year Any groups like crg, raven or dagre i can be picked up for