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     • It is a short training period that lasts just under 1 month and covers just the basics of what this Air Force specialty entails.
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   May 21, 2019 · Air Force enlisted job descriptions and qualification factors. 1A7X1 - Aerial Gunner - Special Duty Summary, Duties, and Responsibilities.

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   • In 1950, the site became Nellis Air Force Base, and four years later the school was renamed the USAF Fighter Weap-ons School. It began to train fighter instructors. In the decades that fol-lowed, students trained in all man-ner of aircraft to meet the needs of an evolving Air Force.

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   Performs aerial gunner functions as dictated by aircraft and mission type during integrated air or ground operations. Maintains munitions account or sub-account and forecasts for ammunition requirements to include flares and small ammunition.

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   the school became the US Air Force Weapons School. Here’s a look back at some of its aircraft, through the years. |1| A Fighter Weapons School F-105F, circa the early 1960s, at Nellis. |2| A quartet of F-80 Shooting Stars in the mid-1950s. |3| An F-100 Super Sabre in action near Nellis. |4| An F-86 Sabre, circa 1954. 44 AIR FORCE Magazine ...

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   Jun 17, 2024 · Air Force Aerial Gunner inspects a .50 caliber machine gun. Image: Af.mil. For those that love a periodic adrenaline rush and have a stronger intestinal fortitude than most, being an Air Force Special Missions Aviator can end up being a very rewarding Air Force career choice.

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   Job looks badass, what are the qualifications ? how hard is the tech school? Are there usually openings? I take it i will get deployed?

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   The Weapons School traces its roots to the Aircraft Gunnery School established in 1949 at Las Vegas Air Force Base, which later became Nellis AFB in 1950. This organization brought together a cadre of World War II combat veterans dedicated to teaching the next generation of pilots.

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   Feb 25, 2021 · TECHNICAL TRAINING LENGTH: 27 Classroom Days + Aircraft Specific Training. TECHNICAL SCHOOL LOCATION: Lackland AFB, TX. KNOWN DUTY STATIONS AVAILABLE TO NEW AIRMEN: (we’re working on getting this information) COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE DEGREE: Aviation Operations. Airmen describing Special Missions Aviator