My dad was intelligence cw3. Signals. He worked in those big trailers with radar domes and computers inside. Back in the 80s-90s. He died in 98 from cancer. I always wondered exactly what he did in the army and when he retired working for the army space program office as a civilian
Was a 98J back in the day. I recommend these career tracks. You can really do interesting things and work with some top notch people. Yes it can be challenging, but what worth while isn’t.
Remove the doubt that society put in you, you can do whatever the fuck you want in life. Dont grow old and think 'I wish I did all that' go out and get it the fuck done. Theyll teach you everything you need to know
Im in texas rn. Some piece of advice Ig only a current AIT student could give is that you will be a holdover indefinitely after you graduate. Just expect it. It’s even worse for those of us who are airborne. Issues with the virus have slowed the training process. All that aside tho I have high hopes to join group 🙏🏽.
If you are garrisoned stateside in a tactical unit, you will not have an intelligence mission. Get used to PT, cleaning, motor pool, CQ, staff duty, gate guard, etc on repeat.
Plenty of thots and barracks rats get wifed up by fools. Act halfway decent and you can land a high rank. Just be ready for blowback for fraternization, lots of jealous females who can't pass tape. Hooah!
I always thought "they" put that front forward facing webcam on our computerz/phonez so "they" could watch us, watching naughty videos on 'em interwebz. Duct tape forever! BLUE TEAM!!!
HALLO HONOUR -I LIKE THE VIDEO VERY MUCH - THANK YOU - BE COOL - BE SMART - BE KLEWER - BE WISDOM - BE FBI SPECIAL AGENT - BE ATHLETIKO - NE OLIMPIKO- BE HEALTHY - BE WEALTHY - BE SPONSOR STOK MARKET - BE STRONGEST - HAPPY NEW YEAR 2021 BEST WISHES - BE FATHER &MOTHER WITH 10 CHILDREN HAPPY FAMILY - BE KREATIV - DEVELOP DRAVING & PAINTING - DEVELOP MAKING VIDES FILMS - TAKE CARE - HUG YOU - GOOD LUCK -
You'll never go outside the wire, bc if you get kidnapped with a ts clearance (mandatory for 98c/35n).... Need I finish that? Better study up high school basics to score well on the asvab. Certain assignments/stations are dope af. Don't expect the two everyone wants= germany and hawaii. Others are like, as boring as a waterboy job. Don't think you won't have to do mount training, range, landnav... You get to do all that. I hear they took drill sgts out of ait. They don't even shark you anymore. Lame af imho. Ait is goodfellow afb, Texas for about 4 or 5 months. I was there 6 months bc too many cycles and we couldn't start classes for a long while. They got a one mile flight line for the 2mi apft. Navy and airforce training elements on post for intel too. Small place, small town. Marine firefighter training on an old tower on flight line too. Nice little px and gym. Chair force base doesn't make u bus your own tray at dfac. Better food. Get ready to puke. Lots of pt. Lots of brainy training. Better be intelligent. If you aren't you go to combat mos like indirect mortar or 11bang bang kicked out of intel ait like getting washed out in basic but more severe. Great contracts oconus after active duty. Maybe could do Natl Guard and civ contract concurrently. We had 35n Natl Guard attached to us in summer. You want combat? Go 11b or join marine corps, straight up.
@@corylindsay2005 The only place TS cleared people were allowed was the airport in Bagram just north of the capital, and work was conducted in the fenced off area with the SCIF. Some did air ops, but always came back. The only exception, that I knew of, was target package raids with spec forces or rangers doing the actual raids. We'd go in after to collect intel, but that was mostly Iraq until the Haqqani network decided to start crossing over from Pakistan to attack us in Kabul. To be fair, I knew a terp who came to us from 10th mountain who had a TS. And obviously, interrogations at the jail had to be TS cleared, but that was at Bagram too. There were occasionally spec ops missions, but as you would assume, that normally doesn't require regular intel soldiers immediate presence for special operations. That would be ridiculously unsafe. As far as I ever knew, opsec meant, no unnecessary patrols outside the wire for intel soldiers. Marines might've handled it differently.
@@davidt1621 2017 I was at KAF. I was farmed out to everyone that needed SIGINT. That summer it was myself, a Soldier, and two linguists in Lashkar Gah with Marines. I agree we're behind a computer a lot, but go to a MICO, and you'll find those austere deployments.
Hmm, my recruiter has been telling me how technically advanced the Army is. Why is the production value so low on their videos? Maybe not as advanced as advertised maybe?
If there is no need to over-spend on resources then why do it? Tax money goes to the expenditure and if the potential future soldier decides not to pursue an Army career because of the quality of this promotional video I'd venture to say that the Army doesn't need that individual anyway.
The US Army is truly massive, and global. This makes budgeting very bureaucratic. When you get in you will realize that the Army will cut costs on almost anything they can. This is going to piss you off a lot, but that is how every soldier can enter the battlefield with food, hydration, and modern gear. Logistics are VERY important in military, just look at the expenses of the Air-force's F35 if you are curious about how financing can go wrong.
@@DEMONX62 I need more info and details about why join the Air Force I keep hearing people on RUclips videos and even people I know and even my older cousins that I ask about there military experience and even told them that I'm interested joining the military and they all told me dude join the Air Force, Air Force Reserve or Air Force National Guard than joining the Army, Army Reserve or Army National Guard. They all told go Air Force because you get better education, jobs, a good benefits and they treat their people much better then any other military branch especially the Army is that True of False ??
@@JulioCNY it's true, but it really depends on what you are looking for. I'm in the army right now and it's not bad. But we go to the field alot and they don't really care too much about you as an individual (health care wise and they do some fuck shit where you and them can get screwed legally) the air force is more chill and you have a better quality of life. But in the end it's your decision man.
I can't imagine if we actually got into a full scale war with the people that are in our military today..... Some of them cry if you get their pronouns wrong.....
Huh ? Iraq lost twice fast... The occupation of Afganistahn isnt a war. Both countries fell fast. Occupation is just that. Occupation.. not a war. And we didnt lose either. We pulled out because there was longer a need to be there after 20+ years
Memes, 80s sci-fi tropes, vitamin d deficiencies, and a dash of autism are the ingredients of a true Sigint professional. Electron Recon!
My dad was intelligence cw3. Signals. He worked in those big trailers with radar domes and computers inside. Back in the 80s-90s. He died in 98 from cancer. I always wondered exactly what he did in the army and when he retired working for the army space program office as a civilian
Was a 98J back in the day. I recommend these career tracks. You can really do interesting things and work with some top notch people. Yes it can be challenging, but what worth while isn’t.
Same here. Served in Berlin, 70-72.
I really wanna be a 35n and my asvab score was good enough but I don’t think I have enough faith in myself to do the job correctly
Remove the doubt that society put in you, you can do whatever the fuck you want in life. Dont grow old and think 'I wish I did all that' go out and get it the fuck done. Theyll teach you everything you need to know
Ain't no harm in trying. Of the jobs I had in the Army, 98C\35N\352N were the best. (98C is what 35N's used to be)
Dude trust me you'll be better than half of them
If you can pass basic you can do anything.
@@pride-8009 just the comment I need to hear. I'm shipping off soon.
Im in texas rn. Some piece of advice Ig only a current AIT student could give is that you will be a holdover indefinitely after you graduate. Just expect it. It’s even worse for those of us who are airborne. Issues with the virus have slowed the training process. All that aside tho I have high hopes to join group 🙏🏽.
How difficult was the course?
Hooah
Do not party with the “fire Dawgs” who also train there at 344th!! Lol. They are rowdy!
If you are garrisoned stateside in a tactical unit, you will not have an intelligence mission. Get used to PT, cleaning, motor pool, CQ, staff duty, gate guard, etc on repeat.
I hope I get a a strat unit. NSA!
@@Respectablehandle I do not know what you mean by "foreign tactical unit". Fluency in a foreign language is relevant to 35P not 35N.
@@Respectablehandle Not 35N
"holy shit"
This is the field I want to go into
Plenty of thots and barracks rats get wifed up by fools. Act halfway decent and you can land a high rank. Just be ready for blowback for fraternization, lots of jealous females who can't pass tape. Hooah!
youre probably too stupid to make it lol
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I always thought "they" put that front forward facing webcam on our computerz/phonez so "they" could watch us, watching naughty videos on 'em interwebz. Duct tape forever! BLUE TEAM!!!
HALLO HONOUR -I LIKE THE VIDEO VERY MUCH - THANK YOU - BE COOL - BE SMART - BE KLEWER - BE WISDOM - BE FBI SPECIAL AGENT - BE ATHLETIKO - NE OLIMPIKO- BE HEALTHY - BE WEALTHY - BE SPONSOR STOK MARKET - BE STRONGEST - HAPPY NEW YEAR 2021 BEST WISHES - BE FATHER &MOTHER WITH 10 CHILDREN HAPPY FAMILY - BE KREATIV - DEVELOP DRAVING & PAINTING - DEVELOP MAKING VIDES FILMS - TAKE CARE - HUG YOU - GOOD LUCK -
You'll never go outside the wire, bc if you get kidnapped with a ts clearance (mandatory for 98c/35n).... Need I finish that? Better study up high school basics to score well on the asvab. Certain assignments/stations are dope af. Don't expect the two everyone wants= germany and hawaii. Others are like, as boring as a waterboy job. Don't think you won't have to do mount training, range, landnav... You get to do all that. I hear they took drill sgts out of ait. They don't even shark you anymore. Lame af imho. Ait is goodfellow afb, Texas for about 4 or 5 months. I was there 6 months bc too many cycles and we couldn't start classes for a long while. They got a one mile flight line for the 2mi apft. Navy and airforce training elements on post for intel too. Small place, small town. Marine firefighter training on an old tower on flight line too. Nice little px and gym. Chair force base doesn't make u bus your own tray at dfac. Better food. Get ready to puke. Lots of pt. Lots of brainy training. Better be intelligent. If you aren't you go to combat mos like indirect mortar or 11bang bang kicked out of intel ait like getting washed out in basic but more severe. Great contracts oconus after active duty. Maybe could do Natl Guard and civ contract concurrently. We had 35n Natl Guard attached to us in summer. You want combat? Go 11b or join marine corps, straight up.
thanks for the info
DS are still here in AIT, shark attack is still real lol
False. I deployed to Afghanistan in 2013 and 2017. Was off the FOB more than on it, conducting force protection with infantry.
@@corylindsay2005 The only place TS cleared people were allowed was the airport in Bagram just north of the capital, and work was conducted in the fenced off area with the SCIF. Some did air ops, but always came back. The only exception, that I knew of, was target package raids with spec forces or rangers doing the actual raids. We'd go in after to collect intel, but that was mostly Iraq until the Haqqani network decided to start crossing over from Pakistan to attack us in Kabul. To be fair, I knew a terp who came to us from 10th mountain who had a TS. And obviously, interrogations at the jail had to be TS cleared, but that was at Bagram too. There were occasionally spec ops missions, but as you would assume, that normally doesn't require regular intel soldiers immediate presence for special operations. That would be ridiculously unsafe. As far as I ever knew, opsec meant, no unnecessary patrols outside the wire for intel soldiers. Marines might've handled it differently.
@@davidt1621 2017 I was at KAF. I was farmed out to everyone that needed SIGINT. That summer it was myself, a Soldier, and two linguists in Lashkar Gah with Marines. I agree we're behind a computer a lot, but go to a MICO, and you'll find those austere deployments.
I just enlisted as a 35N 🙏🏾
when do you ship? and what fort for basic?
I went to this school !!!! It is AWESOME!!!!!!!
Air Assault!!!!!!
i thought i was a moron?%.....Signals Intelligence Analyst
Don’t do it
Why?
Why?
Hmm, my recruiter has been telling me how technically advanced the Army is. Why is the production value so low on their videos? Maybe not as advanced as advertised maybe?
Bradley Smith because they lie, join the airforce
If there is no need to over-spend on resources then why do it? Tax money goes to the expenditure and if the potential future soldier decides not to pursue an Army career because of the quality of this promotional video I'd venture to say that the Army doesn't need that individual anyway.
The US Army is truly massive, and global. This makes budgeting very bureaucratic. When you get in you will realize that the Army will cut costs on almost anything they can. This is going to piss you off a lot, but that is how every soldier can enter the battlefield with food, hydration, and modern gear. Logistics are VERY important in military, just look at the expenses of the Air-force's F35 if you are curious about how financing can go wrong.
@@DEMONX62 I need more info and details about why join the Air Force I keep hearing people on RUclips videos and even people I know and even my older cousins that I ask about there military experience and even told them that I'm interested joining the military and they all told me dude join the Air Force, Air Force Reserve or Air Force National Guard than joining the Army, Army Reserve or Army National Guard. They all told go Air Force because you get better education, jobs, a good benefits and they treat their people much better then any other military branch especially the Army is that True of False ??
@@JulioCNY it's true, but it really depends on what you are looking for. I'm in the army right now and it's not bad. But we go to the field alot and they don't really care too much about you as an individual (health care wise and they do some fuck shit where you and them can get screwed legally) the air force is more chill and you have a better quality of life. But in the end it's your decision man.
I can't imagine if we actually got into a full scale war with the people that are in our military today..... Some of them cry if you get their pronouns wrong.....
They still enlisted and made it past basic and selection, you probably can't see your toes when you look down. Just sayin 🤷🏼♂️
@@VladimirMaple😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅BURN🔥
There’s still a lot of badass mfs active still, don’t worry about it.
This Looks like a Cross between both Signal and Intelligence!
Someone who is better informed correct me if I'm wrong.
It is signal intelligence just the collection part 35s is the analysis part
@@bobbyphyall3249 that's backwards lol 35s does the collection, 35n is the analysis
Ability to understand your enemy but haven't won a war since WW2
sim6699 don’t say anything unless you actually know what you’re talking about man...
The only country that won a real war besides the US was the UK during the Falklands war
We won the Persian Gulf War (1991) pretty handily.
Look, another American military hater. What a surprise.
Huh ? Iraq lost twice fast... The occupation of Afganistahn isnt a war. Both countries fell fast. Occupation is just that. Occupation.. not a war. And we didnt lose either. We pulled out because there was longer a need to be there after 20+ years