What are the best jobs in Air Force?

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What are the best jobs in Air Force?

Best U.S. Air Force jobs

  • Pilot.
  • Public affairs officer.
  • Flight engineer.
  • Security forces.
  • Operations intelligence.
  • Air traffic control.
  • Tactical aircraft maintenance.
  • Aircraft loadmaster.

What are the safest jobs in the Air Force?

Safest Jobs in the Air Force

  • Cyber Systems Operator. These airmen are tasked with the especially critical role of cybersecurity for the Air Force.
  • Public Affairs Officer.
  • Biomedical Equipment.
  • Financial Management Technician.
  • Paralegal Specialist.
  • Dental Specialist.

What branch gets deployed the least?

When one examines the numbers by branch and component, those with the lowest average numbers of deployments were the Coast Guard and Marine Corps reserves (1.22 and 1.29, respectively) and those in the regular Coast Guard (1.28).

Which military branch gets paid the most?

the Marine Corps

What if you get pregnant in the Navy?

No pregnant servicewoman can remain aboard a ship past the 20th week of pregnancy. Pregnant servicewomen may remain onboard up to the 20th week of pregnancy while the ship is in port. Members discovered to be pregnant while deployed should be transferred ashore as soon as possible, under Navy rules.

What happens if a Marine gets a girl pregnant?

If and when they do have child, one and only one Marine may claim the child as a dependent. That member will receive a custody status code F that will usually inform the Marine Corps and their Command about their duties and their deployable status.

Do married military get paid more?

Military members receive extra pay when they are married. It won’t give you “military marriage pay,” but it does the next best thing. It gives servicemembers more of a housing allowance when they add a dependent, and yes, a spouse is considered a dependent.

How much does an E 4 make?

E-4 Servicemember with Three Years of Military Service: Annual Regular Military Compensation (RMC)

Individual Servicemember Servicemember w/ Family of 4
Basic Pay $27,778 $27,778
BAS $4,419 $4,419
BAH $7,373 $9,821
Cash Total $39,570 $42,018

Can I join the military at 40?

The Army has raised the enlistment age to 42 (for Active Duty, Reserves, and Army National Guard), made possible under provisions of the Fiscal Year 2006 National Defense Authorization Act. More than 1,000 men and women over age 35 have already enlisted since the Army and Army Reserve raised their age limits to age 40.