AFSC Spotlight: Fuels Technician - 2F0X1

Meet Airman 1st Class Domenic Simone, a Fuels Technician (2F0X1) with the Logistics Readiness Squadron, 143d Airlift Wing. The mission of a Fuels Technician is essential to keeping aircraft flying and providing superior air power.
(U.S. Air National Guard video by Airman 1st Class Brittni Capozzi)

[@raymondhill7636]

When I was in the Air Force the AFSC for fuels was 631x0. I served from July 1974 thru November 1978. Was stationed at Dyess and Ramstein

[@ronaldrobertson2332]

POL- Painting, Odd jobs, and Landscaping. I was in fuels from 1980-1983 at Offutt AFB in Nebraska.

[@samaguilar4182]

Thumbs up bro! I worked in Diego Garcia afb. From 1996 to 2008 and we have this jp4 and f76 and jet-a1

[@Geno-gf5hz]

Leaving the 26th!

[@raymondhill7636]

Also we used JP-4

[@dylanmathews7746]

Do you guys fuel planes at night, if so how do you see do you were night vision goggles??

[@chaosinsurgency5793]

They have lights

[@samaguilar4182]

We have lights on our dispensers by lequip liquids..dubai international airport..British petroleum

[@ronaldrobertson2332]

NVGs wouldn't be allowed due to electrical hazard.

[@raymondhill7636]

Had poles with stadium type lights on the ramp at Dyess and portable light generators at Ramstein except on the MAC ramp same light system as Dyess

[@samaguilar4182]

@@ronaldrobertson2332 nope those we are using are electric shock proof water proof etc.if you worked with aviation fuelling lots of safety training programs and you will learn a lot!!

[@monzii3053]

Who the hell

[@greglebeau9477]

I had the support President Cater. President Reagan, President GW Bush including while VP
Who the Hell ------ 63170