This various jobs in the Air Force ~

[Craig]

Here is the various jobs in the Air Force. I believe they are called Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC). It is an alphanumeric code used by the United States Air Force to identify an Air Force Specialty (AFS).

The enlisted AFSC consists of five alphanumeric characters:
Career group (Numerical)
Operations
Logistics
Support
Medical
Professional
Acquisition
Special Investigation

Special Duty Identifiers, typically used for Airmen chosen for specialized jobs
Reporting Identifiers, typically used for Airmen in transitive status: trainees, awaiting retraining, prisoner, etc.
Career field (Alpha, different for each)
Career field subdivision (Numerical, different for each)
Skill level
1 – Helper (recruits or retrainees in technical school)
3 – Apprentice (technical school graduates applying and expanding their job skills)
5 – Journeyman (experienced Airmen functioning as front-line technicians and initial trainers)
7 – Craftsman (Airmen with many years of experience in the specialty, responsible for supervision and training)
9 – Superintendent (Airmen in the grade of Senior Master Sergeant and above, with at least 14 years of experience, responsible for broad supervision)
0 – Chief Enlisted Manager (CEM) (Airmen in the grade of Chief Master Sergeant responsible for policy and direction on a broad scale, from the individual squadron to HQ USAF levels

Specific AFSC (Numeric, specialty within career field subdivision)
For example, in the AFSC 1N371:
The career group is 1 (Operations)
The career field is N (Intelligence)
The career field subdivision is 3 (Cryptologic Linguist)
The skill level is 7 (Craftsman)
The specific AFSC is 1 (Crypto-Linguist Specializing in a Germanic Language)
For some specialties, an alpha prefix is used to denote a special ability, skill, qualification or system designator not restricted to a single AFSC (such as "J" for an aircrew position). Additionally, an alpha suffix (a “shredout”) denotes positions associated with particular equipment or functions within a single specialty (an Afrikaans specialist in the Germanic linguist field would have an "E" shredout). Using the above example, the AFSC J1N371E would refer to a Germanic Cryptologic Linguist who is aircrew qualified and specializes in Afrikaans.

Here is an extended listing of AFSC groups. Most categories have numerous actual AFSCs in them.
Operations
1A - Aircrew Operations
1A0X1 - In-Flight Refueling
1A1X1 - Flight Engineer
1A2X1 - Aircraft Loadmaster
1A3X1 - Airborne Mission Systems
1A4X1 - Airborne Battle Management Systems
1A6X1 - Flight Attendant
1A7X1 - Aerial Gunner
1A8X1 - Airborne Cryptologic Language Analyst
1A8X2 - Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Operator

1B - Cyberspace Defense
1B4X1 - Cyberspace Defense

1C - Command and Control Systems Operations
1C0X2 - Aviation Resource Management
1C1X1 - Air Traffic Control
1C2X1 - Combat Control
1C3X1 - Command Post
1C4X1 - Tactical Air Control Party (TACP)
1C5X1 - Command & Control Battle Management Ops (1C5X1D Weapons Director)
1C6X1 - Space Systems Operations
1C7X1 - Airfield Management

1N - Intelligence
1N0X1 - Operations Intelligence
1N1X1 - Geospatial Intelligence
1N2X1 - Signals Intelligence Analysis
1N3X1 - Cryptologic Language Analyst
1N4X1 - Network Intelligence Analysis

Aircrew Flight Equipment
1P0X1 - Aircrew Flight Equipment

Safety
1S0X1 - 1S - Safety

Aircrew Protection
1T0X1 - Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE)
1T2X1 - Pararescue

Unmanned Aerospace System (UAS)
1U0X1 - Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) Sensor Operator

1W - Weather
1W0X1 - Weather
1W0X2 - Special Operations Weather

Maintenance/Logistics
2A - Aerospace Maintenance
2A0X1 - Avionics Test Station and Components
2A3X1 - A-10, F-15, & U-2 Avionics Systems
2A3X2 - Integrated Avionics Systems (Attack/Special)
2A3X3 - Tactical Aircraft Maintenance
2A5X1 - Aerospace Maintenance
2A5X2 - Helicopter/Tiltrotor Maintenance
2A5X3 - Integrated Avionics Systems (Heavy)
2A6X1 - Aerospace Propulsion
2A6X2 - Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE)
2A6X3 - Aircrew Egress Systems
2A6X4 - Aircraft Fuel Systems
2A6X5 - Aircraft Hydraulic Systems
2A6X6 - Aircraft Electrical and Environmental Systems
2A7X1 - Aircraft Metals Technology
2A7X2 - Nondestructive Inspection (NDI)
2A7X3 - Aircraft Structural Maintenance
2A7X5 - Low Observable Aircraft Structural Maintenance

Fuels
2F - Fuels

Logistics Plans
2G - Logistics Plans

Missile Maintenance
2M0X1 - Missile and Space Systems Electronics Maintenance
2M0X2 - Missile and Space Systems Maintenance
2M0X3 - Missile and Space Facilities

Precision Measurement
2P - Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory

Maintenance Management
2R0X1 - Maintenance Management Analysis
2R1X1 - Maintenance Management Production

Material Management
2S - Material Management

Transportation & Vehicle Management
2T0X1 - Traffic Management
2T1X1 - Vehicle Operations
2T2X1 - Air Transportation

Vehicle Management
2T3X1 - Vehicle and Vehicular Equipment Maintenance
2T3X2 - Special Vehicle Maintenance
2T3X7 - Vehicle Management and Analysis

Munitions & Weapons
2W0X1 - Munitions Systems
2W1X1 - Aircraft Armament Systems
2W2X1 - Nuclear Weapons

Support
3D - Cyberspace Support (activated on 1 November 2009, merging 2EXXX, 3AXXX, and 3CXXX)[2]
3D0X1 - Knowledge Operations Management
3D0X2 - Cyber Systems Operations
3D0X3 - Cyber Surety (IA and COMSEC)
3D0X4 - Computer Systems Programming
3D1X1 - Client Systems
3D1X2 - Cyber Transport Systems
3D1X3 - RF Transmission Systems
3D1X4 - Spectrum Operations
3D1X5 - Ground Radar Systems
3D1X6 - Airfield Systems
3D1X7 - Cable and Antenna Systems (Cable Dawgs)

3E - Civil Engineering
3E0X1 - Electrical Systems
3E0X2 - Electrical Power Production
3E1X1 - Heating, Ventilation, AC, and Refrigeration
3E2X1 - Pavements and Construction Equipment
3E3X1 - Structural
3E4X1 - Water and Fuel Systems Maintenance
3E4X3 - Pest Management
3E5X1 - Engineering
3E6X1 - Operations Management
3E7X1 - Fire Protection
3E8X1 - Explosive Ordnance Disposal
3E9X1 - Emergency Management

Historian
3H - Historian

Services
3M - Services

Public Affairs
3N0X1 - Public Affairs
3N0X2 - Broadcast Journalist
3N0X4 - Still Photography
3N1X1 - Regional Band
3N2X1 - Premier Band

Security Forces
3P - Security Forces

Mission Support
3S0X1 - Personnel
3S1X1 - Equal Opportunity
3S2X1 - Education and Training
3S3X1 - Manpower

3V031 - Visual Information

Medical
4A0X1 - Health Services Management
4A1X1 - Medical Material
4A2X1 - Biomedical Equipment
4B0X1 - Bioenvironmental Engineering

4C0X1 - Mental Health Service

4D0X1 - Diet Therapy

4E0X1 - Public Health

4H0X1 - Cardiopulmonary Laboratory

4J0X1 - Physical Medicine

4M0X1 - Aerospace and Operational Physiology

4N0X1 - Aerospace Medical Service
4N1X1 - Surgical Service

4P0X1 - Pharmacy

4R0X1 - Diagnostic Imaging

4T0X1 - Medical Laboratory
4T0X2 - Histopathology

4V0X1 - Ophthalmic

Dental
4Y0X1 - Dental Assistant
4Y0X1H - Dental Hygienist
4Y0X2 - Dental Laboratory

Professional
Paralegal
5J - Paralegal

Chaplain Assistant
5R - Chaplain Assistant

Acquisition
Contracting
6C - Contracting

Financial
6F - Financial Management & Comptroller

Special Investigations
7S - Special Investigations (OSI)

Special Duty Identifiers
8A100 - Career Assistance Advisor
8A200 - Enlisted Aide

8B000 - Military Training Instructor
8B100 - Military Training Leader
8B200 - Academic Military Training NCO

8C000 - Airman & Family Readiness Center RNCO

8D000 - Linguist Debriefer

8E000 - Research Analysis and Lessons Learned

8F000 - First Sergeant

8G000 - Honor Guard

8H000 - Airman Dorm Leader

8M000 - Postal

8P000 - Courier
8P100 - Defense Attaché

8R000 - Enlisted Accessions Recruiter
8R200 - Second-Tier Recruiter
8R300 - Third-Tier Recruiter

8S000 - Missile Facility Manager

8T000 - Professional Military Education Instructor

Reporting Identifiers
9A000 - Awaiting Retraining-Reasons beyond Control
9A100 - Awaiting Retraining-Reasons within Control
9A200 - Awaiting Discharge/Separation/Retirement for Reasons Within Their Control
9A300 - Awaiting Discharge/Separation/Retirement for Reasons Beyond Their Control
9A400 - Disqualified Airman, Return to Duty Program

9C000 - CMSgt of the Air Force

9E000 - Command Chief Master Sergeant

9F000 - First Term Airmen Center

9G100 - Group Superintendent

9J000 - Prisoner

9L000 - Interpreter/Translator

9P000 - Patient

9R000 - Civil Air Patrol (CAP)-USAF Reserve Assistance NCO

9S100 - Technical Applications Specialist

9T000 - Basic Enlisted Airman
9T100 - Officer Trainee
9T200 - Pre-Cadet Assignee

9U000 - Enlisted Airman Ineligible for Local Utilization
9U100 - Unallotted Enlisted Authorization

9W000 - Potential Wounded Warrior
9W100 - Reserved for Future Use
9W200 - Wounded Warrior [3]
9W300 - Wounded Warrior-Returned to Duty
9W400 - Wounded Warrior-Limited Assignment Status (LAS)
9W500 - Wounded Warrior-Retired/Discharged
9W600 - Reserved for Future Use
9W700 - Reserved for Future Use
9W800 - Reserved for Future Use
9W900 - Reserved for Future Use

Officer AFSCs

The officer AFSC consists of four alphanumeric characters:
Career Group (Numerical)
1 (Operations)
2 (Logistics)
3 (Support)
4 (Medical or Dental)
5 (Legal or Chaplain)
6 (Acquisition or Finance)
7 (Special Investigation)
8 (Special Duty Identified)
9 (Reporting Identifier)
Utilization Field (Numerical, different for each)
Functional Area (Alpha, different for each)
Qualification Level
0 – Qualified commander (when used in conjunction with “C” in the 3rd position)
1 – Entry (any AFSC)
2 – Intermediate (is only used for pilots, bomber navigators, and missile launch officers)
3 – Qualified (any AFSC)
4 – Staff (relates only to the level of functional responsibility and is restricted to positions above wing level; it does not denote additional specialty qualifications)
For example, in the AFSC 11A4:
The career group is 11 (Pilot)
The functional area is A (Airlift)
The qualification level is 4 (Staff)
For example, in the AFSC T63A3
The career group is 63 (acquisition manager)
The functional are is A (all 63 officers are "A")
The qualification level is 3 (fully qualified)
The prefix "T" designates a formal training instructor (other pre-fixes are available for other specialty positions)
As with enlisted AFSCs, prefixes and suffixes may be applied to make the AFSC more specific.

Operations
10C0 - Operations Commander
11BX - Bomber Pilot
11EX - Experimental Test Pilot
11FX - Fighter Pilot
11GX - Generalist Pilot
11HX - Helicopter Pilot
11KX - Trainer Pilot
11MX - Mobility Pilot
11RX - Recce/Surv/Elect Warfare Pilot
11SX - Special Operations Pilot
11UX - Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) Pilot
12BX - Bomber Combat Systems Officer
12EX - Experimental Test Combat Systems Officer
12FX - Fighter Weapons Systems Officer (WSO)
12GX - Generalist Combat Systems Officer
12KX - Trainer Combat Systems Officer
12MX - Mobility Combat Systems Officer
12RX - Recce/Surv/Elect Warfare Combat Systems Officer
12SX - Special Operations Combat Systems Officer
12UX - Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) Pilot
13AX - Astronaut
13BX - Air Battle Manager
13DX - Control and Recovery
13LX - Air Liaison Officer
13MX - Airfield Operation
13SX - Space & Missile
14NX - Intelligence
15WX - Weather
16FX - Regional Affairs Strategist
16GX - Air Force Operations Staff Officer
16PX - Political-Military Affairs Strategist
16RX - Planning & Programming
17C0 - Cyber Operations Commander
17DX - Cyberspace Operations
18AX - Attack Remotely Piloted Aircraft Pilot (18X established in October 2009)
18GX - Generalist Remotely Piloted Aircraft Pilot
18RX - Recce Remotely Piloted Aircraft Pilot

Logistics
20C0 - Logistics Deputy Group Commander
21AX - Aircraft Maintenance
21MX - Munitions and Missile Maintenance
21RX - Logistics Readiness Officer (LRO)

Support
30C0 - Support Commander
31PX - Security Forces
32EX - Civil Engineer
33SX - Communications & Information
35BX - Band
35PX - Public Affairs
38FX - Force Support

Medical
40C0 - Medical Commander
41AX - Health Services Administrator
42BX - Physical Therapist
42EX - Optometrist
42FX - Podiatrist
42GX - Physician Assistant
42NX - Audiology/Speech Pathologist
42PX - Clinical Psychologist
42SX - Clinical Social Worker
42TX - Occupational Therapist Biomedical Specialists
43AX - Aerospace & Operational Physiologist
43BX - Biomedical Scientist
43DX - Dietitian
43EX - Bioenvironmental Engineer
43HX - Public Health
43MX - Medical Entomologist
43PX - Pharmacist
43TX - Biomedical Laboratory
44AX - Chief, Hospital/Clinic Services
44BX - Preventive Medicine
44DX - Pathologist
44EX - Emergency Services Physician
44FX - Family Physician
44GX - General Practice Physician
44HX - Nuclear Medicine Physician
44JX - Clinical Geneticist
44KX - Pediatrician
44MX - Internist
44NX - Neurologist
44PX - Psychiatrist
44RX - Diagnostic Radiologist
44SX - Dermatologist
44TX - Radiotherapist
44UX - Occupational Medicine
44YX - Critical Care Medicine
44ZX - Allergist
45AX - Anesthesiologist
45BX - Orthopedic Surgeon
45EX - Ophthalmologist
45GX - OB/GYN
45NX - Otorhinolaryngologist
45PX - Physical Medicine Physician
45SX - Surgeon
45UX - Urologist
46AX - Nurse Administrator
46FX - Flight Nurse
46GX - Nurse-Midwife
46MX - Nurse Anesthetist
46NX - Clinical Nurse
46PX - Mental Health Nurse
46SX - Operating Room Nurse
46YX - Privileged Advanced Practice Nurse
47BX - Orthodontist
47DX - Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologist
47EX - Endodontist
47GX - Dentist
47HX - Periodontist
47KX - Pediatric Dentist
47PX - Prosthodontist
47SX - Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
48AX - Aerospace Medicine Specialist
48GX - General Medical Officer (GMO), Flt Surg
48RX - Residency Trained Flight Surgeon
48VX - Pilot-Physician

Professional
51JX - Judge Advocate
52RX - Chaplain

Acquisition
60C0 - Program Director
61AX - Operations Research Analyst
61BX - Behavioral Science/Human Factors Scientist
61CX - Chemist/Biologist
61DX - Physicist/Nuclear Engineer
62EX - Developmental Engineer
62EXA - Aeronautical Engineer
62EXB - Astronautical Engineer
62EXC - Computer Systems Engineer
62EXE - Electrical/Electronic Engineer
62EXF - Flight Test Engineer
62EXG - Project Engineer
62EXH - Mechanical Engineer [5]
62S0 - Materiel Leader
63AX - Acquisition Manager
63G0 - Senior Materiel Leader
63S0 - Materiel Leader
64PX - Contracting
65AX - Auditor
65FX - Financial Management
65WX - Cost Analysis

Special Investigations
71SX - Special Investigator

Special Duty Identifiers
80C0 - Commander, Cadet Squadron, USAFA
81C0 - Training Commander, OTS
81T0 - Instructor
82A0 - Academic Program Manager
83R0 - Recruiting Service
84H0 - Historian
85G0 - USAF Honor Guard
86M0 - Operations Management
86P0 - Command and Control
87G0 - Installation Inspector General
88A0 - Aide-de-Camp

Reporting Identifiers
90G0 - General Officer
91C0 - Commander
91W0 - Wing Commander
92J0 - Nondesignated Lawyer
92J1 - AFROTC Educational Delay-Law Student
92J2 - Funded Legal Education Program Law Student
92J3 - Excess Leave Law Student
92M0 - Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) Medical Student
92M1 - Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences Student
92M2 - HPSP Biomedical Science Student
92R0 - Chaplain Candidate
92S0 - Student Officer Authorization
92T0 - Pilot Trainee
92T1 - Navigator/Combat Systems Officer Trainee
92T2 - Air Battle Manager Trainee
92T3 - Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) Pilot Trainee
92W0 - Potential Wounded Warrior
92W1 - Reserved for Future Use
92W2 - Wounded Warrior
92W3 - Wounded Warrior-Returned to Duty
92W4 - Wounded Warrior-Limited Assignment Status
92W5 - Wounded Warrior-Retired/Discharged
92W9 - Warrior Care
93P0 - Patient
94N0 - Nuclear Weapons Custodian
95A0 - Non-Extended Active Duty AFRC or ANG USAFA Liaison Officer or CAP Liaison Officer
96D0 - Officer not available in awarded AFSC for cause
96U0 - Unclassified Officer
96V0 - Unallotted
97E0 - Executive Officer
99A0 - Unspecified AFSC

Here is the sheets that the recruiters will determine if your qualified for those fields. Don't ask me what the codes mean, because I haven't a clue.

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