What is your Rate/MOS/Specialty? Would you change it if possible?

All of my specialties were in air operations. I carried 1055 (C-130 pilot) for the most years in it's various forms, 1055A (copilot), 1055B (pilot), N1055B (instructor pilot). I was also a pilot training instructor, primary jet (1355B) and a safety officer (X1355B). During the last part of my career, I was an air operations staff officer (1455). All of the AFSCs have changed and I didn't bother to keep up with what my old specialties have become. Maybe one of the younger USAF folks on RP can translate.

31A5S(R). No, never.

11C-B1 wouldn't change it for the world

27D Paralegal Specialist

I don't know, for eight months I was stuck in S1 not doing my job so I had considered the idea of switching to something if possible. Now I'm in an OSJA and actually doing my job so I'm happy for the moment.

My MOS was 11 bravo,I was sent to small arms school at Ft.Eutis Va. But upon returning to my unit went back to full grunt mode ,so I guess there was a chance of change ,but I had developed such a bond with the guys in the Company that I could not let them go to Vietnam without me,that was fifty years ago and I don't regret that decision to this day.

When I was in, I was 92F/77F Petroleum Supply Specialist, and 11B Infantry before that. As a federal civilian I am currently a 0301 Project Manager. Before that I was 0346 Logistics Management Specialist, and 1106 Procurement Technician. I would change my series if the right job opened up, but we aren't as tied to it as the military is. So I can change pretty easily.

I started as a 31R - Multichannel Transmissions Operator/Maintainer or as I started telling people, AT&T in BDUs. A few years later, the powers that be decided to renumber the Signal Corp and now that MOS is a 25Q. I enjoyed most of my job, except for dealing with 30m mast antennas. I had the chance to change it for a reenlistment but I stayed for my entire 8 years and wouldn't change a thing about it even now.

I was a 75E, Personnel Actions Specialist. No, I would keep it. It is now a 42A, Human Resource Specialist in the Army. All the same. I like paperwork.

When I first entered the Air Force I wanted to go into some form of medicine but there were no slots open, so I opted for electronics, namely radio repair (304X4). Spent 4 years chasing electrons and realized that was not my calling. I decided to become a Military Training Instructor at Lackland AFB. I did enjoy teaching the trainees but the politics that surrounded it took away the joy. Then I attended a briefing held at Lackland when a team was recruiting for a career field I didn't even know existed, Survival Instructor (SERE). I talked to my wife, even called my parents and told them of a job that required I take people into the woods, teach them how to live off the land (hunt and fish) and tied it into my Boy Scout background (Eagle Scout and worked at a summer camp teaching wood craft, pioneering, ,etc). I went PCS to Fairchild AFB, went through instructor training and spent the remainder of my career doing something so enjoyable I would never call it work. Even after having worked almost 20 years in nursing (remember my initial desire was the medical field) I still tell folks that teaching Survival was the best job I have ever had.

12b combat engineer....we get to BLOW SHITT UP..whats better then that