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It's 6 months if you strike for a rate that doesn't require A school. 1 year if you strike for a rate that requires an A school. Typically if you go to an A school you'll end up with new orders.
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Thanks for that Kforbes, didn't read far enough down the Career Waypoint for that one.
![]() Electronics AT - Aviation Electronics Technician Electrical AE - Aviation Electrician's Mate * Mechanical AD - Aviation Machinist's Mate AME - Aviation Structural Mechanic (Safety Equipment)* AMH - Aviation Structural Mechanic (Hydraulics) AM - Aviation Structural Mechanic (Structures) AS - Aviation Support Equipment Technician Miscellaneous ABE - Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Equipment) ABF - Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Fuels) ABH - Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Handling) AC - Air Traffic Controller* AG - Aerographer's Mate* AO - Aviation Ordnanceman AZ - Aviation Maintenance Administrationman PR - Aircrew Survival Equipmentman* * Class "A" technical school required This gives you an idea as to what needs an A school for A PACT as I've seen one for S PACT around here. Last edited by BloodyPheonix; 07-31-2014 at 12:04 AM. Reason: More info |
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There's ATs here that haven't went to A school.
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Might be old info I think the date stamp was October 2012 on the pdf. I'll edit the post. Thanks man, I'm having a bad time with this thread. I'm 0 for two already. I'll spend some time finding something more recent to see if other stuff has changed or if that was just a typo.
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The thing is most of what we do in the real world and what they taught us in A school is different. A school was totally pointless for the job I'm doing. So OJT replaced the schooling.
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I can understand that, and I can see it being way more effective for commands to train on the job. Do you know if it's common for A school to be so different than what you do on the job or if your command is a bit different than most?
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Most rates would probably tell you A school didn't do anything. It's not uncommon for people at your first command to tell you to brain dump A school. Most A school isn't that long so it doesn't matter, but AT school was like 7 months, which made it especially bad. There were some relevant information, but overall I think they over - taught us what we needed to function.
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