Posted on May 18, 2018

How long is training for Air Force 1B4 and 1N4?

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Those are the two careers I'm looking at for the ANG. I'm trying to plan college around it, but I can't find a straight answer answer anywhere.

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2d Lt (Join to see)

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Do you know if you're going to be a 1N4A or 1N4B? I believe with the new course, 1N4B is 4-5 months. 1N4A is roughly the same time with an additional 6 ish months

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C/Amn (Join to see)

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Considering it's double the training time, it must be more in-depth?

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2d Lt (Join to see)

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Its very different from the 1N4B course. Recently graduated from 1N4B before the course changed and we had one block that taught very minimal stuff that 1N4As would be learning. From what I hear from friends at Pensacola right now, it requires a lot of studying. Very worth it though as it profits well in the civilian world.

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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel

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2d Lt (Join to see) - Ah Yes, Pcola, Excellent Recommendation. You Too can be a Military Spook (Spy) I went to A School and 2 C Schools there. Got 3 NECs out of the Deal. C/Amn (Join to see) I think 2d Lt (Join to see) Is Giving You some Sound Advice.

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2d Lt (Join to see)

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If computers/technology is a weak area, don't be scared. My friends knew nothing about computers and graduated as distinguished grad in my class in the 1N4B course and another graduated as top grad down in Pensacola.

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SSgt Karena Downing

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When I went back in 98, 1N4X1 was about 4.5 months.

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MSgt (Join to see)

Posted 7 y ago

You will need at least 12-18 months buffer...basic, tech school then MEST orders after school, which depending on your command could be “highly” recommended and not an option...

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Capt Daniel Goodman

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Capt Daniel Goodman

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Capt Daniel Goodman

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Capt Daniel Goodman

Posted >1 y ago

http://www.aip.org

Look at this also....

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Capt Daniel Goodman

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Capt Daniel Goodman

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