Female air force, maybee?

[Anonymous]

Hi, it's me again. I am currently presenting myself as an administrative officer for the air force of my country. I just delivered the first admission documents and now there is a long way to go between: knowledge exam, psychophysical exams, mental health exams, home visits and interviews. My family now knows what I signed up for and they are excited/scared about it, however I have kept it a secret from everyone else. I am scared, nervous, excited and anxious, if someone who has gone through a process with the military forces can give me advice or a suggestion I would greatly appreciate it.

[Guy13]

That’s where the smart ones hang out. My Dad did that as a sophomore in college with ROTC and then in as Lieutenant. Served for awhile before Government work where he retired and served for long time. Good Luck ‼️

[Asker]

Thank u <3

[Guy13]

💪💪

[Danny_dan92]

The military USUALLY treats women really well. Especially the air force

[Asker]

Thank u

[MrTaboo]

28 years, what do you want to know

[Asker]

Hello, I am 22 years old and I have just graduated from my career (I am a psychologist) I would like to know a little about the knowledge tests and the interviews. If you also want to tell me about possible experiences in the officers' school, I'll read you.

[MrTaboo]

Otc for "professional" career fields (doctors, lawyers, chaplins) is really simple. Simplest of the OTC schools. I would t worry to much about it. The Air Force is hurting for Doctors. They won't make it to hard.

[Asker]

Thanks for telling me that, it helps a lot with the nerves. If you don't mind, do you have any recommendations for me as a woman in this process? I know only a little about life as a soldier and although I have clues, I would appreciate advice.

[MrTaboo]

First, air force is Airman, not soldier. That's army. Male female has nothing to do with it. It's all the same tests. Don't worry, you'll learn

[Asker]

Thank u <3