Husky
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Husky posted an update 7 months ago
Unit of the moment: 210th Rescue squadron
Fly the HH-60 in some of the gnarliest pick-up in thr US! Denali, the Alaskan Range, you name it.
Skis on Helos – that checks. Hiring Now!
https://app.milrecruiter.com/SquadronPage/613a553d60631a2cee9c5266
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Husky posted an update 7 months ago
First Jax F-35!
Jacksonville’s timeline from selection to metal was one of the fastest seen to date. Great to see metal arriving on the ramp!
Now say it with me “bomb”.
airandspaceforces.com
Florida Guard Prepares to Welcome F-35 with Pilot Training, Maintenance Upgrades
The Florida Air National Guard's 125th Fighter Wing shared its progress on pilot training and repairs as it transitions from F-15Cs to F-35s.
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Husky posted an update 8 months ago
8 months ago (edited)
Hero’s Wanted.
On this memorial day weekend, Shackleton’s (rumored) advertisment for the trip of the endurance kinda hits right.
I’d update the top line to Hero’s Wanted (I’ll have that silver star’d F-15E woman on my team anytime).
Especially deployed in the military conditions are tough and the dangers are real – but I wouldn’t have traded it…
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Husky posted an update 8 months ago
I’m just going to leave this here without comment.
https://theaviationist.com/2025/05/17/rafale-certification-refuel-f-a-18/
theaviationist.com
U.S. and France Working on Rafale’s Certification to Refuel F/A-18
The tanker qualification partnership paves the way for an extended reach and enhanced interoperability for allied airpower, says the U.S. Navy. The U.S.
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Husky replied to the discussion Roll call in the forum Air Force 8 months ago
Why this dance of pivoting the convo back?
The squadron folks are getting a sense of you are qualified AND if you are fun to hang out with. You know you are qualified so you don’t need to power sell your resume. Rather let people talk about all their favorite things in your presence. Connect when you can. They’ll remember you as a good dude.
Cheers!
Husky
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Husky replied to the discussion Roll call in the forum Air Force 8 months ago
Now for the one on ones realize that anyone who has made themselves available wants to meet you. If they’re busy they’ll be in their office.
Just walk up and say Hi. There will be the initial “hey where you from” and then the conversation sometimes seems to lag. When that happens pivot to activities, not flying.
If it’s a coast unit I’d…
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Husky replied to the discussion Roll call in the forum Air Force 8 months ago
Hey CGOM. What type of unit? Fighters? Airlift?
Theirs is a running joke in fighters where you are asked to introduce yourself only to be shouted down. If that’s the case then just play along and be a good sport.
In either case the large group ‘formal’ introduction is not the time to read your accomplishments. If it was me I would just say.…
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Husky posted an update 8 months ago
Combat Bizjet!
Right now this looks to be REGAF only. But keep your eyes peeled – I bet the ANG picks up a major role.
theaviationist.com
USAF’s EA-37B Compass Call Flies First Mission Training Sortie
The 43rd Electronic Combat Squadron flew the first mission training sortie for the EA-37B on May 2, 2025, says the service, referring to the Compass Call
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Husky posted an update 8 months ago
The opening salvo of WW Desert Storm.
This one of those great missions in thr history of airpower. Some of the video is floating around the internet as well.
defensenews.com
Desert Storm Apache crews awarded Distinguished Flying Crosses
The aviators received the awards 34 years after they kickstarted the allied air campaign of Operation Desert Storm.
Reply to What Are My Chances of Getting an Interview? Seeking Advice
JetWrench
Those are great numbers! You are very competitive for an airlift or spec ops aircraft.
I think the question now is: which path? ANG/AFRC direct hire? USAFR unsponsored board? OTS?
The answer is probably yes but sequenced from most desirable to least.
Check out my webinar in the video library “strategies for competitive times”
See you…
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