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get all of your ducks in a row. So,
managing work, school, housing a
bills around the Air Force schedule
isn’t too difficult.
Q: So you spoke about performing
your assigned duty, would you care
to provide some insight of what your
duty entails?
A: Sure! I am currently an air
transportation specialist. So to keep
it short, I’m responsible for prepar-
ing and inspecting all cargo and
hazardous cargo being loaded and
unloaded from the aircraft. I am also
responsible for managing passengers
getting on and off. Essentially, I man-
age the logistics for anything and
anyone getting on and off the plane.
Q: Wow, so it’s like you’re the back-
bone of operations for the Air Force
Reserves. I can see where you get your
project management skills from.
Thank you for taking the time to
sit down with me and talk about the
service, and thank you for dedicat-
ing your life to serving this country.
To close this out could you offer
any insight to the readers who may
be considering joining the Air Force
Reserves or any branch of service?
A: It needs to be something they
want, once you sign that contract, its
binding, you’re given a job and you
need to perform that job. But anyone
joining should consider the benefits,
there’s travel, the opportunity to get an
education and develop skills you may
not have a chance to develop oth-
erwise. More or less make the most
out of the opportunity, the knowledge
I’ve gained in the service is extremely
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