MadWolf1980xxx not 1958. It was 1968-1972. He was sp/k-9. Learned martial arts osan air base, south korea. Had a older brother(army) killed in vietnam. His brother aaron(movie stunt man) was navy.
@@davidscott3820 all the websites say he enlisted in 1958. Right after highschool. He was born in 1940. He was already shooting movies by 1969. Return of the Dragon was 1972...
I was Security Forces (SF) in the Air Force from 1999-2011. The airman in this video is correct, there are a lot of different aspects to the job of Security Forces, but the primary mission of such is defense. There can be a lot of negative people in the career field but it I what you make of it. There are also many long hours. When I was in my time was pretty much spent in a "state of war" since both the Iraq and Afghanistan campaigns were going on and getting hot. A normal day would have been a 14 hour shift by the time you got your weapon from the armorer to turn-in (returning your weapon, ammo, radio and other materials you received from the armorer to do your job). If something did happen close to the end of your shift you were there until the job was completely done, which included all paperwork being written, filed and sent to the appropriate authority for processing, That could include reports, statements, blotter entries, release of detained/apprehended persons paperwork and ensuring that those who were detained or apprehended were properly released to the appropriate authority. A 14 hour shift could turn into a 16+ hour shift depending on the severity of the incident and, if you had to be on shift the next day, you were still required and expected to show up on time for that next shift. Another aspect of the job is deployments. In the SF career field deployments are a big thing. It's one of the heaviest deployed AFSC's in the Air Forces and you can go anywhere. While I was in I deployed 7 times and it could have been more but I got in a little trouble (it happens). One cool thing about it though is you can be attached to other units from other branches of service. On one of my deployments we were attached to and responsible to an Army Brigade.
Being the ones who stand between the threat and the innocent. You make fun of them, but when they send the threat to meet his maker, so you can continue to breathe, you start thanking them.
I'm thinking really hard on going into the military or not and everyone that i known personally that have been military have kept pushing airforce on me, thank you for these vids and thank you special guests for telling me and every other military novice your personal experiences
@@thomasryan2679 that's exactly what I did I did go Air Force in the end but my gut said go EOD when everyone else thought I was nuts, probably the best decision I ever made along with the help of my brother's advice.
Awesome video, incredible collaboration, and amazing content. Each job described on your channel Kyle is helping out so many people, and it is fantastic, especially since you have experts who are sharing their experience. Keep them coming.
I enlisted in Apr 75 under DEP, delayed enlistment program. I initially enlisted for 4 years, but my older brother who had been in the Air Force told me I would get 2 stripes out of basic, so I call the recruiter to see if it was too late to enlist for 6. He said no problem. Now, I went in guaranteed job as a Security Police technician, 811X0. Back them LE and Security were two different AFSC's LE was 812X0. My duties over 20 years, included Aircraft Security, basically working the flight line protecting Priority "A" aircraft, alert aircraft and Priority "B" aircraft. I was stationed after Lackland to 5 bases. First Minot AFB ND. Humping B-52's on alert, alert F-106 Delta Darts and the "B" ramp where B-52' KC-135s were located. I was there for 15 months, then assigned to Keflavik Belgian Air Force Base for 39 months. Alert Belgian F-104 Starfighters, and the weapons storage area, (WSA) as an Entry Controller and CSC Central Security Control (desk sgt) maintained the AF 53 desk blotter. Rear gunner on a Remington typewriter with paper blotters. Next base Seymour- Johnson AFB NC. More B-52's and alert F-4's and a WSA. spent 23 months there. Next duty station was Keflavik Naval Air Station in Iceland. Alert F-4's, E3A AWACS, KC-135 refuelers and Jolly Green Giant helicopters. Last base was Andrews AFB from Oct 83-Oct 95. Andrews was a different kind of assignment, when I first got there. In order to be aircraft security, you had to be at least an E-5. They preferred experienced SPs who had a good clean record and no disciplinary problems. I had to submit a photo with my package in full uniform, service dress blues in order to be accepted. LE was taking men and women right out of basic to work the gates and the contonement areas, The other reason for higher ranks was due to being able to pass a TS Yankee White clearance. Our primary job was to provide security for the Special Air Missions squadron, which included Presidential aircraft. Initially 26000 and 27000 the two Boeing 707's (VC-137) for Presidential use. Along with other VC-137 and VC -135 aircraft used to Special Air Missions, that required 4 SP's to accompany the aircraft depending on who they were carrying as the Distinguished Passenger. This included Cabinet members, Congressional members, and foreign heads of state. We were just called "Flying Guns" back then. I guess they are now called Ravens, which is cool. I was a flying gun for 10 years, visited 131 countries and 46 states. My last mission took place in December 94. We had to fly to South Korea to pick up one of the Army helicopter pilots who was shot down by NK. Dropped our passengers in Seoul and stayed at Osan AB till he was released. We flew him back to McDill AFB, where his home of record was. When we arrived, there were scores of people waiting for him and a large press pit behind ropes to keep them away from the steps. I noticed what appeared to be the parents of the pilot waiting, I decided to go ask the Aircraft Commander, if it would be okay if I invited this guys parents up inside the aircraft, he approved it. So, I walked over to the parents and had them accompany me to the step truck and told them to go up and hug their son in private. I came back down the steps with a big sh*teating grin (have to be former military to understand that line) after that. I took pride and preventing the media from getting their "money shot", of the parents and son's first encounter. Never a big fan of the media, still not. I also found a lot of time to go see the areas of the bases where I was stationed. You had your duty assignments and shifts and what not. But when you were off-duty, as long as you didn't stray out of the area too far. When out of uniform, you were just like any other civilian and went about your business. Granted our free speech rights were limited, but for good reason. We had to represent the USAF and the United States, and do so in a respectable way. No regrets for any assignment I had. Compared to what members of the SF's have to do today, it was a piece of cake. Now they are on AFSC, so one day you work LE duties and the next day could be SF duties. Oh, one other big thing as an SP/SF, was the Missile field, we had a different squadron who basically secured missile sites. Never worked that, but an entirely different schedule and sets of responsibilities. Maybe a former Missile cop can explain.
@@SmittyC-hf9zt I'm not gonna deploy so I have time to do online classes and I get missile security out of the way and also I'll probably never work a gate. You're the person he was talking about, a pessimistic bringing others down.
@@CatholicNicklas No, I'm a realist. I did Security Forces 7 years. I had great assignments and loved my time in. But, I'm serious about the missile field. You're gonna wish you were deployed, or working the gates. You'll still have plenty of time to do online school being at a base where Nukes aren't the mission. Again, be happy but do remember this conversation. Security Forces 2010-2017 OEF Afghanistan Jun-Dec 2011 Vandenberg AFB Whiteman AFB SSgt [separated]
I have been watching your videos since last year and I’m about to go off to basic June 4! Thanks for all you help in packing and answering all questions I could have had!!
Noah Rose hey man I’m looking into security forces and I leave for MEPS soon the only thing I don’t understand is the secret clearance how does that work for security forces
I'm intrested in security forces , tacp, air traffic control , and central intelligence , I need to pass this asvab so i can fulfill my dream and enlist in the air force !!
I’m close to making my job list for the Air Force and I was really thinking about tactical aircraft maintenance. Will you please do a video similar to this with that job?
I chose SF. I qualified for every job but I wanted to take advantage of doing all the different types of stuff or at least some like sniper school, raven, dagre. Thinking after that I cross train into a special forces if I can hack it. Cross train again after that into OSI retire from the Air Force and try to get into the FBI. Big dreams lmao. Let’s see if I like my first four years first!
@@marcusa.6723 hated 95% of the time I’ve been in the military. Honestly done more than the average military cop has and I can confidently say that. As an A1C I was on patrol more than anyone other than staffs and techs. Ive done assaults, IFE’s and even coordinated as an on scene commander to presidential level “threats”. That being said. If you have good ideas and aim to make something better? Don’t join security forces. I tried to lick the boot. Didn’t taste good.
Hey I'm trying to do that too but how did you secure your job like that? I haven't talked to a recruiter yet but how did you sign specifically for that??
Austin Cook so, you’ll talk to a recruiter, maybe sing some papers (they don’t mean anything if you don’t end up joining), and then he’ll set you up for the ASVAB, you’ll either take that at MEPS (the medical testing facility), or he’ll have you do it at home, and then you’ll have to go to MEPS, they’ll medically check you out, and give you a list of jobs you qualify for, if the job is in high demand, like security forces usually is, they’ll give it to you immediately, or if it’s not in high demand, you’ll pick your top 8 jobs that you want, and the recruiter will pick 1 of them for you, you can still decline to take the job though
Austin Cook Security Forces was in high demand when I was going through the process, so I was able to take the job immediately, without having to pick my top 8, but most people need to pick a top 8
@@freeagent9753 Pick what you want to do. Most people in SF don't want to be in, so they're butthurt about it. If you want to get into law enforcement, it's a great starting point.
I loved Tech School it was awesome 1992. Mine was eight weeks, plus four weeks of ABGD and the two weeks transition. But I graduated and got my Beret and Fort Dix closed down for a month because of a training accident which took the life of an Airman. They sent me to work 3 on's, 3 off, 12 hour shifts at Randoff AFB and you talk about nice that base was beyond awesome. Then we went to Fort Dix, where I had fun except for the jackass Air Force SSgt who thought he was a TI. Other than him it was a blast. We worked our asses off, running 12 miles a day and then doing full ruck hikes in the woods of Jersey but I had fun.
Hey Kyle, if you need an interview from Comm, I'm a 3D1X1. A Client Systems Technician. Been in for almost 3 years and I'm over in England. But if you need info about the job or anyone of your subscribers would like to know about my job, let me know!
Security + is a requirement, but the course is paid for while you're in Tech School. Unless you already have certificates, wait until you get in. Tuition assistance will cover the cost of most of the certs
Another great video!!! Definitely gave me additional insight into possibly considering choosing Security forces as an option when I enter the Air force within the next few months!
I served Dec 94 to jan 97...only had 4 year option. Originally i signed up and tested for x-ray technician but it was a 4 month wait....I wanted in sooner so I had to take security (back then there was security and law enforcement) they combined them halfway through my term. I hated it...I wasn't all about writing tickets etc on the law enforcement side, when they combined it. I tried to reinlist to switch jobs but was told there was a shortage in my field and I couldn't...loved the Air Force, hated the job...go Blue though. My first duty station out of basic was keflavik Iceland, last duty station was Charleston afb.
Would like to see more info on Security Forces in Reserves. Im 36, Assistant Store Manager for two companies, 16 years experience in leadership. Currently paying off debt to enlist in AF Reserves. #GottAnswers
You have to be completely debt free to enlist in the reserves? I knew you had to be somewhat financially stable to join the military in general but I didnt know it was that stringent. Unless youre swimming in debt idk.
I want to go security forces.. but idk about 8-12 hr shifts every work day 😴 reason being is there are other jobs that work a good amount of less hours and you get paid the same etc 😒
Flight engineer is only for prior enlisted. Try something like boom operator or loadmaster and if you still want to do it you can cross train. It's easy to cross train into since it's critically manned.
Can’t do flight engineer. But I wouldn’t recommend secfo unless it’s your #1 option. I was at tech school with them and if it’s not something you really wanna do I wouldn’t advise to go in it then.
@@oreodood4978 you can't do flight engineer when new to the military. You have to already be in and cross-train into it. So if you do sign a contract sign a 4 year contract and at about 3 years you can then cross train and become a flight engineer.
You have to go through Security forces (basic training) if you want to say then later on with experience you can apply to become a raven. Just make sure you are physically and mentally prepared for the duty. Also you can apply to K-9 training as well
I wasnt an officer for SF. But, being in for 7 years you see so many come and go. Typically as a brand new officer you'll work flight for about a year. Then right before you hit 1st Lt youll get scooped up for an office gig. Officers are the desk jockeys. Once you hit 1st Lt and in some bases/instances 2nd Lt you'll hit S1 section head. Once you put on Captain you'll move to Operations and then after Squadron officer School you'll eventually put on Major and start becoming a squadron commander. S1 isn't the only section that Lts work, if there is already an officer in S1 you'll work as the OIC [Officer in Charge] of S4 which is the logistics section. Another thing to keep in mind is that depending on the size of the squadron depends on the needs of those positions. So, its possible for you to be on flight beating the ground like the rest of the enlisted for your whole 2 years+ at a base. With that said as a Flight Commander you and your Flight Chief [Master Sergeant/Technical Sergeant] are the people in charge of the flight. Some squadrons are even so small that a Captain can be a Squadron Commander. Officers are only on station at a maximum of 2ish years so you'll move a lot and gain a ton of experience. In my personal opinion [SSgt with 7 years experience] I believe that officers who are prior enlisted have the better chops to be a good leader in this career field. I can't tell you anything about other careers but for SF, Prior enlisted officers have been awesome. They've been around the block if that makes sense. But, do your thing and best of luck to you! Hope this helps you. SSgt [separated 2010-2017]
@@SmittyC-hf9zt Being an ROTC student, I'm a little crushed that I hear it'll be me behind a desk pushing papers for the majority of the career as I already have a slight distaste for PPT presentations, talking papers and briefings... But I plan to do my best to find opportunities to shadow my men and go on patrols with them and such to take care for them should the opportunity be given. Let me know if my priorities are a little to rosy eyed but my priorites in the Air Force will be in the following order. Taking care of my people, myself then finally the mission. I believe doing the first two will naturally move towards the AF mission. Any further insight in daily tasks, common problems faced during the job and anything notable you have to say about the field such as daily tasks, how often you may be deployed, etc. That would be really appreciated, thank you sir.
You should have asked that airman to give you a weapons, vehicle and exercise safety briefing. Then, to top it all off, have him recite a post briefing. LOL. Anyway, hope he has a great and fulfilling career.
@@seravot you need 20/20 and even with my glasses i didn't get that ALSO i failed my Depth perception test but i honestly think i didn't know what i was doing on it at MEPs
I'm im the recruiting process. I got my asvab and tapas and I qualify for Security Forces. One thing I'm concerned with is the ADHD thing. I was diagnosed in first grade and took meds for a few years in high school. I was taken off of it in 2014. I submitted everything to my recruiter. But I know on the list my recruiter sent me it said for Security forces no current diagnosis with adhd; haven't been on meds for a year. I was told when I get a waiver, the Air Force says my diagnosis is no longer current. So, with all that said, would I be qualified for Security Forces?
I'm really hoping to get security forces and after the set amount of time needed try for dog handling. Currently waiting for my meps processing to continue had to get a waiver.
Can you be a Raven and DAGRE at the same time? If so could you also get other certifications like sniper or go to Ranger school? What are the limits on certifications or units to be part of?
I really needed more info about the Jobs that the Air Force has for you. I love this kind of videos!
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Jobs are: intelligence, air traffic control, mechanic, civil engineers, medical technician, armed forces radio-television, administration, b-52 tail gunner, nuclear missile technician etc...
Chuck Norris was AF Security Forces, 58'-62'. No, Not a joke.
He was Air Police.
@@garyeldart2436 That's what they called it back then. Then they changed the name to Security Forces.
MadWolf1980xxx not 1958. It was 1968-1972. He was sp/k-9. Learned martial arts osan air base, south korea. Had a older brother(army) killed in vietnam. His brother aaron(movie stunt man) was navy.
@@davidscott3820 all the websites say he enlisted in 1958. Right after highschool. He was born in 1940. He was already shooting movies by 1969. Return of the Dragon was 1972...
Over 60 years ago? Is that remotely relevant to today?
THIS IS THEEE JOB I WANTED TO SEE UPLOADED!! THANK YOU 👍👍
FINALLY! My heart stopped when I got the notification for this video!!!! Thx man lol!!!
Please do Special Mission Aviation
I’m in security forces tech school right now, i love it but it’s a challenge at the same time lol
how so?
How is it?
Lyric_96 Accountability is amazing 😉
Dawg same 😭
@@scott_6305 Always.
It would be awesome to see a vid about fire protection!
What do you want to know about fire protection I can help.
@@patrickmac9403 well I'm guard, 5 years through my first 6 year enlistment, I'm considering crosstraining.
nate mathews do u have a Instagram I can contact u on Ik I’m kinda late
I was Security Forces (SF) in the Air Force from 1999-2011. The airman in this video is correct, there are a lot of different aspects to the job of Security Forces, but the primary mission of such is defense. There can be a lot of negative people in the career field but it I what you make of it. There are also many long hours. When I was in my time was pretty much spent in a "state of war" since both the Iraq and Afghanistan campaigns were going on and getting hot. A normal day would have been a 14 hour shift by the time you got your weapon from the armorer to turn-in (returning your weapon, ammo, radio and other materials you received from the armorer to do your job). If something did happen close to the end of your shift you were there until the job was completely done, which included all paperwork being written, filed and sent to the appropriate authority for processing, That could include reports, statements, blotter entries, release of detained/apprehended persons paperwork and ensuring that those who were detained or apprehended were properly released to the appropriate authority. A 14 hour shift could turn into a 16+ hour shift depending on the severity of the incident and, if you had to be on shift the next day, you were still required and expected to show up on time for that next shift. Another aspect of the job is deployments. In the SF career field deployments are a big thing. It's one of the heaviest deployed AFSC's in the Air Forces and you can go anywhere. While I was in I deployed 7 times and it could have been more but I got in a little trouble (it happens). One cool thing about it though is you can be attached to other units from other branches of service. On one of my deployments we were attached to and responsible to an Army Brigade.
@@thomasryan2679 It's not for everybody.
all those good jobs he was naming lmao. you can see the pain in his sf choice. and he re-enlisted in sf?! he’s a brave man. keep defensin this fortis.
Darius Anderson worst job in the Air Force. Not to mention half of the security forces thinks they are special forces.
@@hellonasty4169 definitely not the worst job in the Air Force by a long shot
Calvinist Bear what do you think is?
HelloNasty sanitation
Being the ones who stand between the threat and the innocent. You make fun of them, but when they send the threat to meet his maker, so you can continue to breathe, you start thanking them.
This was one of the guys that use to love too chase crew chiefs on the flight line for line badges.
fifth gen crew chief here. Would love to see a crew chief video because that is such a broad career field
So happy that you put this up I leave in 16 days for basic and I'm super nervous lol
You got this. BMT will end before you know it. Stay away from the trouble makers and you will do great.
Standing at attention for 1 hr and 30 mins because somebody missing off their team is not worth it Security Forces HUA 😂💯
I'm thinking really hard on going into the military or not and everyone that i known personally that have been military have kept pushing airforce on me, thank you for these vids and thank you special guests for telling me and every other military novice your personal experiences
@@thomasryan2679 that's exactly what I did I did go Air Force in the end but my gut said go EOD when everyone else thought I was nuts, probably the best decision I ever made along with the help of my brother's advice.
Please do an interview for someone in a cyber related afsc! Thank you, Kyle!
^^^^^^^^
I’m so lucky I’m born and raised in San Antonio. If I ever wanted to join the Air Force I jus gotta drive 20 minutes down the street to lackland.
Same here, I’m interested in army too but I think Air Force would be my best option at this point.
Awesome video, incredible collaboration, and amazing content. Each job described on your channel Kyle is helping out so many people, and it is fantastic, especially since you have experts who are sharing their experience. Keep them coming.
I enlisted in Apr 75 under DEP, delayed enlistment program. I initially enlisted for 4 years, but my older brother who had been in the Air Force told me I would get 2 stripes out of basic, so I call the recruiter to see if it was too late to enlist for 6. He said no problem. Now, I went in guaranteed job as a Security Police technician, 811X0. Back them LE and Security were two different AFSC's LE was 812X0. My duties over 20 years, included Aircraft Security, basically working the flight line protecting Priority "A" aircraft, alert aircraft and Priority "B" aircraft. I was stationed after Lackland to 5 bases. First Minot AFB ND. Humping B-52's on alert, alert F-106 Delta Darts and the "B" ramp where B-52' KC-135s were located. I was there for 15 months, then assigned to Keflavik Belgian Air Force Base for 39 months. Alert Belgian F-104 Starfighters, and the weapons storage area, (WSA) as an Entry Controller and CSC Central Security Control (desk sgt) maintained the AF 53 desk blotter. Rear gunner on a Remington typewriter with paper blotters. Next base Seymour- Johnson AFB NC. More B-52's and alert F-4's and a WSA. spent 23 months there. Next duty station was Keflavik Naval Air Station in Iceland. Alert F-4's, E3A AWACS, KC-135 refuelers and Jolly Green Giant helicopters. Last base was Andrews AFB from Oct 83-Oct 95. Andrews was a different kind of assignment, when I first got there. In order to be aircraft security, you had to be at least an E-5. They preferred experienced SPs who had a good clean record and no disciplinary problems. I had to submit a photo with my package in full uniform, service dress blues in order to be accepted. LE was taking men and women right out of basic to work the gates and the contonement areas, The other reason for higher ranks was due to being able to pass a TS Yankee White clearance. Our primary job was to provide security for the Special Air Missions squadron, which included Presidential aircraft. Initially 26000 and 27000 the two Boeing 707's (VC-137) for Presidential use. Along with other VC-137 and VC -135 aircraft used to Special Air Missions, that required 4 SP's to accompany the aircraft depending on who they were carrying as the Distinguished Passenger. This included Cabinet members, Congressional members, and foreign heads of state. We were just called "Flying Guns" back then. I guess they are now called Ravens, which is cool. I was a flying gun for 10 years, visited 131 countries and 46 states. My last mission took place in December 94. We had to fly to South Korea to pick up one of the Army helicopter pilots who was shot down by NK. Dropped our passengers in Seoul and stayed at Osan AB till he was released. We flew him back to McDill AFB, where his home of record was. When we arrived, there were scores of people waiting for him and a large press pit behind ropes to keep them away from the steps. I noticed what appeared to be the parents of the pilot waiting, I decided to go ask the Aircraft Commander, if it would be okay if I invited this guys parents up inside the aircraft, he approved it. So, I walked over to the parents and had them accompany me to the step truck and told them to go up and hug their son in private. I came back down the steps with a big sh*teating grin (have to be former military to understand that line) after that. I took pride and preventing the media from getting their "money shot", of the parents and son's first encounter. Never a big fan of the media, still not. I also found a lot of time to go see the areas of the bases where I was stationed. You had your duty assignments and shifts and what not. But when you were off-duty, as long as you didn't stray out of the area too far. When out of uniform, you were just like any other civilian and went about your business. Granted our free speech rights were limited, but for good reason. We had to represent the USAF and the United States, and do so in a respectable way. No regrets for any assignment I had. Compared to what members of the SF's have to do today, it was a piece of cake. Now they are on AFSC, so one day you work LE duties and the next day could be SF duties. Oh, one other big thing as an SP/SF, was the Missile field, we had a different squadron who basically secured missile sites. Never worked that, but an entirely different schedule and sets of responsibilities. Maybe a former Missile cop can explain.
Shipping August 20th for BMT then Tech school for SF!! I can’t wait thanks Kyle!
Better start getting in shape now. I've been told SF tech school changed their focus back to pre deployment.
Same date!
Started my USAF career 34 years ago in SF or SP at the time
I have 3 more weeks of SF tech school, I love it. I'm excited to work in the missile field.
You poor sap. Theres nothing fun about the missile field.
@@SmittyC-hf9zt I'm not gonna deploy so I have time to do online classes and I get missile security out of the way and also I'll probably never work a gate. You're the person he was talking about, a pessimistic bringing others down.
@@CatholicNicklas No, I'm a realist. I did Security Forces 7 years. I had great assignments and loved my time in. But, I'm serious about the missile field. You're gonna wish you were deployed, or working the gates. You'll still have plenty of time to do online school being at a base where Nukes aren't the mission. Again, be happy but do remember this conversation.
Security Forces 2010-2017
OEF Afghanistan Jun-Dec 2011
Vandenberg AFB
Whiteman AFB
SSgt [separated]
@@CatholicNicklas You won't have as much time as you think.
@@SmittyC-hf9zt I was a cop 40 years ago, you are going to be outside checking ids for the first several years. It can be really boring...
I spent 20 years air force security . no regrets
Same, not 20 for me though!
David Scott that’s what I’m hoping to do. Already enlisted, after my senior year next year I ship out, and I’m hoping to go the 20 years
I just want to be involved in some combat and not in an office chair all day, I love shooting guns and I want to be able to do that
Lacoozie Well its peace time and i guess the coast guard will be perfect for you! They go around shooting at cartels in coastal areas
I have been watching your videos since last year and I’m about to go off to basic June 4! Thanks for all you help in packing and answering all questions I could have had!!
Dakota Bates I’m going to BMT June 4th too!
This video came right on time!!! My ship date is July 23rd
Foxx12347 ayy July 30 here same job
June 11th for me. 8 days! Hoping for that job went in as general aptitude index.
Robby 🤙🤙
Right behind you
September 3rd
Feel free to message me if you have any specific questions.....
Hey man, may I have your contact info if your A.D. Security Forces? I am really stuck between two career fields and one of them is Security Forces.
Funni Asian Man sure. You can message me on here or email me at noahxrose27@gmail.com. I can eventually give you better contacts from there
Noah Rose hey man I’m looking into security forces and I leave for MEPS soon the only thing I don’t understand is the secret clearance how does that work for security forces
I going for pararescue, wish me success.
The Revanchieren good luck!
You better start running
You better start swimming running hit the books. PJs are probably one of the toughest military jobs in all branches physically and mentally.
Did you get it
I hope you got it but good luck!!!
Got Airborne Mission Systems, still in DEPS but excited to ship out! Keep up the great videos Kyle!
tptguru have fun on the AWACS
I'm intrested in security forces , tacp, air traffic control , and central intelligence , I need to pass this asvab so i can fulfill my dream and enlist in the air force !!
Don't do Security forces
@@RealGoodNut current defender here, don't do security forces 😭
@@zachstewart4022 Thank God I'm not in the force yet. If you were about to change, what would you do? What do you recommend?
You’re definitely going sf bro trust me
Zach Stewart can u tell me Y????
I enjoyed my time in Security Forces!! 02-98 WAFB
My boy Rose lol! Went through tech school together Haha. 😁
YaadManGaming 😍
Half of the guys in my DEP refuse to do anything but SF, and have been waiting for months to get it
I really love this new series you have going on
Sports based insoles at academy will help make a difference, posture and stance, holding the weight of your gear appropriate = long term health 👌🏽
I’m close to making my job list for the Air Force and I was really thinking about tactical aircraft maintenance. Will you please do a video similar to this with that job?
Another Great Video!!!!!!!!!!
I chose SF. I qualified for every job but I wanted to take advantage of doing all the different types of stuff or at least some like sniper school, raven, dagre. Thinking after that I cross train into a special forces if I can hack it. Cross train again after that into OSI retire from the Air Force and try to get into the FBI. Big dreams lmao. Let’s see if I like my first four years first!
Your contract is almost up....was this a good or bad career choice?
@@marcusa.6723 hated 95% of the time I’ve been in the military. Honestly done more than the average military cop has and I can confidently say that. As an A1C I was on patrol more than anyone other than staffs and techs. Ive done assaults, IFE’s and even coordinated as an on scene commander to presidential level “threats”. That being said. If you have good ideas and aim to make something better? Don’t join security forces. I tried to lick the boot. Didn’t taste good.
@@dunktherapper I'm sorry to hear that. How hard is it to get a degree in this career field?
@@marcusa.6723 idk about a full bachelors degree but you get around 35 credits towards your CCAF from tech school and basic training
@@dunktherapperyou still plan on going into the fbi?
fire protection!!! next, but i leave on the 4th😭
I have some buddies who are fire dogs. heard tech school is rough but no matter what don’t give up bro
aziah xo thanks bro that means a lot and i won’t 💪🏾
I love watching you kyle
Im actually signing my contract for this job, and they’re expecting that I’ll go to BMT in January, so thank you for the info!
Hey I'm trying to do that too but how did you secure your job like that? I haven't talked to a recruiter yet but how did you sign specifically for that??
Like how do you sign a contract fora specific job??
Austin Cook so, you’ll talk to a recruiter, maybe sing some papers (they don’t mean anything if you don’t end up joining), and then he’ll set you up for the ASVAB, you’ll either take that at MEPS (the medical testing facility), or he’ll have you do it at home, and then you’ll have to go to MEPS, they’ll medically check you out, and give you a list of jobs you qualify for, if the job is in high demand, like security forces usually is, they’ll give it to you immediately, or if it’s not in high demand, you’ll pick your top 8 jobs that you want, and the recruiter will pick 1 of them for you, you can still decline to take the job though
Austin Cook Security Forces was in high demand when I was going through the process, so I was able to take the job immediately, without having to pick my top 8, but most people need to pick a top 8
Great video. You forgot the cold and wet part on the nose of a KC 135 for 8 hours.
Wow I was looking into the Security Forces for USAF! Crazy how this video came up
Mitch Madden don't pick it
Jeremy Suggs May I ask why? And what would be a good field to register into?
@@freeagent9753 Pick what you want to do. Most people in SF don't want to be in, so they're butthurt about it. If you want to get into law enforcement, it's a great starting point.
I loved Tech School it was awesome 1992. Mine was eight weeks, plus four weeks of ABGD and the two weeks transition. But I graduated and got my Beret and Fort Dix closed down for a month because of a training accident which took the life of an Airman. They sent me to work 3 on's, 3 off, 12 hour shifts at Randoff AFB and you talk about nice that base was beyond awesome. Then we went to Fort Dix, where I had fun except for the jackass Air Force SSgt who thought he was a TI. Other than him it was a blast. We worked our asses off, running 12 miles a day and then doing full ruck hikes in the woods of Jersey but I had fun.
Also known as…..the AFSC you get when you WASH OUT of the one you chose first. 🤣
Yep half of them are wannabe PJ's that washed out
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I know it all too well mon frere.
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@@SAR-MH53Dam you're with the 33rd rescue at Kadena? I used to live there. Beautifual island.
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Not active anymore brother. But Naha has to be one of the BEST places I’ve ever been. 👍🏻. HOOYAH
This was very helpful, thanks for that!
Hey Kyle, if you need an interview from Comm, I'm a 3D1X1. A Client Systems Technician. Been in for almost 3 years and I'm over in England. But if you need info about the job or anyone of your subscribers would like to know about my job, let me know!
Should I get my A+ or stick with technical certificate of PC repair tech and or security +?
Security + is a requirement, but the course is paid for while you're in Tech School. Unless you already have certificates, wait until you get in. Tuition assistance will cover the cost of most of the certs
I can answer any questions people have as well, I’m Security forces so I got some info on it👊🏼
You travel a lot?
Why do most RUclipsrs that are SF say they love it but most people in these comments are trashing it? I’m trying to join SF
Kapu God yeah fr it’s like there’s two sides of security forces: completely positive or completely negative
What are the chances of me getting security forces if I put it as my #1?
@@Kenough808yeah Fr I need answers. I got Security Forces and I’m due to leave in a couple weeks but these comments are making me iffy.
Kyle can you interview some battlefield airmen please? Would definitely help to learn about that pipeline
I ship out on Tuesday as a bomber maintenance/ refuel
Bomber crew chief huh, prepare to deal with cams, 12 hour shifts, weekend duty
zomby's brain bomber crew chief?
zomby's brain and all mechanic jobs work 8-12 hour shifts
That's another name for the job
There's no such thing as an 8 hour shift for crew chiefs, it's either a minimum of 10 or a godsend 12 hour shift
Another great video!!! Definitely gave me additional insight into possibly considering choosing Security forces as an option when I enter the Air force within the next few months!
Well….. what AFSC did you get?
Or was this another, “I’m going in soon” posts? Lol.
thank you for making this video
Great info thanks!
Thank you SO much for this. I can't wait to be in the security forces!
Please please check out that Air Force recruit subreddit
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I don't get it
Can you interview Cyber Security.
My girl is in SF. She wants my nonner job now lol.
Thanks for sharing
i did augmentee for 4 months Security Forces, good experience
You can also do corrections , drug interdiction
Can you do a military working dog handler one
You gave to do security forces for two years before going dog handler.
Do pararescue next
I served Dec 94 to jan 97...only had 4 year option. Originally i signed up and tested for x-ray technician but it was a 4 month wait....I wanted in sooner so I had to take security (back then there was security and law enforcement) they combined them halfway through my term. I hated it...I wasn't all about writing tickets etc on the law enforcement side, when they combined it. I tried to reinlist to switch jobs but was told there was a shortage in my field and I couldn't...loved the Air Force, hated the job...go Blue though.
My first duty station out of basic was keflavik Iceland, last duty station was Charleston afb.
dang this guy has been in around the same time/ a little less then me and is already on his second enlistment that's crazy.
Contemplating if I should join Security Forces, thank you for this video!
no lol
Would like to see more info on Security Forces in Reserves. Im 36, Assistant Store Manager for two companies, 16 years experience in leadership. Currently paying off debt to enlist in AF Reserves. #GottAnswers
You have to be completely debt free to enlist in the reserves? I knew you had to be somewhat financially stable to join the military in general but I didnt know it was that stringent. Unless youre swimming in debt idk.
Im a reservist in SF tech school. Do you have any questions I could help with?
@@jsk8drummer yes my recruiter as well as another youtube video found verified.
@@rjyork2140 thank you, i meant hoping to see a in depth interview by Gott.
jsk8drummer the airforce is different when it comes to debt
My AFSC is 3D1X1
Esteban Camacho I wanted a 3D-job so bad, but I still do some IT stuff here and there
@@moldyrefrigerator yeah I went in open electrical and I ended up with this job.
I'm medical but was simply curious, good interview!
I want to go security forces.. but idk about 8-12 hr shifts every work day 😴 reason being is there are other jobs that work a good amount of less hours and you get paid the same etc 😒
Was about to join the SF but I wanna try and go for something different...Flight engineer or something ( graduating high school in 5 days)
Flight engineer is only for prior enlisted. Try something like boom operator or loadmaster and if you still want to do it you can cross train. It's easy to cross train into since it's critically manned.
@@hellseagle21I didn't sign any contracts yet to even enter the military yet, so I couldn't sign for flight engineer?
Can’t do flight engineer. But I wouldn’t recommend secfo unless it’s your #1 option. I was at tech school with them and if it’s not something you really wanna do I wouldn’t advise to go in it then.
@@oreodood4978 you can't do flight engineer when new to the military. You have to already be in and cross-train into it. So if you do sign a contract sign a 4 year contract and at about 3 years you can then cross train and become a flight engineer.
@@hellseagle21 ahh. So I guess I need to think about some other engineering job..
@Noah Rose I go into BMT September 3rd but will be doing security forces I would love to get more info from you when you have time
I could take this fella
Hah.... I’m in tech school for this now.... Interesting video!
I'm trying to go raven and this is what I'm going to choose as my first choice to get to that position
You have to go through Security forces (basic training) if you want to say then later on with experience you can apply to become a raven. Just make sure you are physically and mentally prepared for the duty. Also you can apply to K-9 training as well
Thank you sir!
@Kyle Gott
Can you get me an Officer Perspective on this?
I wasnt an officer for SF. But, being in for 7 years you see so many come and go. Typically as a brand new officer you'll work flight for about a year. Then right before you hit 1st Lt youll get scooped up for an office gig. Officers are the desk jockeys. Once you hit 1st Lt and in some bases/instances 2nd Lt you'll hit S1 section head. Once you put on Captain you'll move to Operations and then after Squadron officer School you'll eventually put on Major and start becoming a squadron commander. S1 isn't the only section that Lts work, if there is already an officer in S1 you'll work as the OIC [Officer in Charge] of S4 which is the logistics section. Another thing to keep in mind is that depending on the size of the squadron depends on the needs of those positions. So, its possible for you to be on flight beating the ground like the rest of the enlisted for your whole 2 years+ at a base. With that said as a Flight Commander you and your Flight Chief [Master Sergeant/Technical Sergeant] are the people in charge of the flight. Some squadrons are even so small that a Captain can be a Squadron Commander. Officers are only on station at a maximum of 2ish years so you'll move a lot and gain a ton of experience.
In my personal opinion [SSgt with 7 years experience] I believe that officers who are prior enlisted have the better chops to be a good leader in this career field. I can't tell you anything about other careers but for SF, Prior enlisted officers have been awesome. They've been around the block if that makes sense.
But, do your thing and best of luck to you! Hope this helps you.
SSgt [separated 2010-2017]
@@SmittyC-hf9zt Being an ROTC student, I'm a little crushed that I hear it'll be me behind a desk pushing papers for the majority of the career as I already have a slight distaste for PPT presentations, talking papers and briefings...
But I plan to do my best to find opportunities to shadow my men and go on patrols with them and such to take care for them should the opportunity be given. Let me know if my priorities are a little to rosy eyed but my priorites in the Air Force will be in the following order. Taking care of my people, myself then finally the mission. I believe doing the first two will naturally move towards the AF mission. Any further insight in daily tasks, common problems faced during the job and anything notable you have to say about the field such as daily tasks, how often you may be deployed, etc.
That would be really appreciated, thank you sir.
If possible could you try to find a flight nurse to interview? Thanks!
do a CE interview. like from a red horse unit. i think a lot of guys that like construction would be interested in it.
Italy 🙌🏽 Hawaii 🙌🏽
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The first time I watched this video I didn’t know until now watching it for the second time that he talks with his tongue
If possible can you get someone from fire protection to talk about their job please!
What do you want to know I can help
@@patrickmac9403 do you need security clearance for this job ?
Shipping tomorrow wish me luck!
Good luck dude. Just finished filling out my paperwork
First person to give a like but not the first to watch
Kyle please please interview a pilot if you can!!
Can you do a pararescue
Army truth he did
3P0X1 Security Forces Job Booked🇺🇸 Leave for BMT July 30th🇺🇸
I'm leaving July 30thas well
Good luck bro. Its a fun experience. Im SF been operational for a year
Can u plz do vehicle management next
Sooo when u go to choose a job u might not even get the job u want? Seems like a trap to me that’s crazy
Great video! I was SF/SP and my first deployment was at Naval Air Station Iceland... Great year with beautiful women!!!
Walter Castle I thought it was a short tour.
@@dagwoodsmith1548 No it was a one year deployment back in '90
Are you going to do any videos on the us air force special operations?
You should have asked that airman to give you a weapons, vehicle and exercise safety briefing. Then, to top it all off, have him recite a post briefing. LOL. Anyway, hope he has a great and fulfilling career.
rmandiou1 don’t do that to me 😂
@@noahrose1able LOL. They always hit me up with those things. Roll-call training too.
Because they merged AFSC's between LE and security the lower ranks won't see patrol on the LE side. Unless they reenlist.
Jeff Daugherty not true. Depends on base man... there are A1Cs at Nellis that are patrol certified
@@noahrose1able talking to several others above is true. Maybe Nellis is better
Jeff Daugherty definitely depends on base. My buddy is an A1C at Charleston and he is certified on patrol. He’s a smart feller
@@noahrose1able im sure politics/favorates come into play as who is humping a post on the flightline or doing actual LE duties
Yeah because January is in the summer 🤠
What does a security forces commissioned officer do for their daily tasks?
Piss off the enlisted force usually.
I would love to do Security Forces..
my eyesight disqualified me from this job so now i have to be a mechanic :|
LordKaiser Rhus what was so bad about your eye sight that disqualified you? Because I’m interested in this but I wear glasses
@@seravot you need 20/20 and even with my glasses i didn't get that ALSO i failed my Depth perception test but i honestly think i didn't know what i was doing on it at MEPs
LordKaiser Rhus also I’m pretty sure you don’t need dep perception
@@seravot maybe not, but it was added salt to the wound and added another problem that'll need fixing
2A’s for the win
I'm im the recruiting process. I got my asvab and tapas and I qualify for Security Forces. One thing I'm concerned with is the ADHD thing. I was diagnosed in first grade and took meds for a few years in high school. I was taken off of it in 2014. I submitted everything to my recruiter. But I know on the list my recruiter sent me it said for Security forces no current diagnosis with adhd; haven't been on meds for a year. I was told when I get a waiver, the Air Force says my diagnosis is no longer current. So, with all that said, would I be qualified for Security Forces?
I'm really hoping to get security forces and after the set amount of time needed try for dog handling. Currently waiting for my meps processing to continue had to get a waiver.
Can you be a Raven and DAGRE at the same time? If so could you also get other certifications like sniper or go to Ranger school? What are the limits on certifications or units to be part of?
Did you ever figure this out? Looking to go Security Forces, go Ranger, then tryout for Pararescue.
undecided between this or fire protection
why do I think of Forrest Gump?
I leave army basic training June 18 any tips?????
big v this is Air Force dumbass, no wonder you’re going army, enjoy your shitty tour
big v do what you’re told and keep your head down