i realize I'm quite off topic but does anyone know a good site to stream new movies online ?

@Krew Jaime I would suggest FlixZone. You can find it on google =)

We listen. Combat Rescue Officer, coming up soon 😎 What else do you wanna hear?

Ones Ready More on enlisted TACP and Pararescue

LOL, "So STO-ked..." NICE ONE xD

Logan Densley same.

Absolutely.

Huzzah!

Well you may want to pay attention to the drop this Saturday then 😎

Happy birthday

Joel Del Rosario what’s up brother! Happy birthday man

Happy birthday

Pomade. Low shine, medium hold.

Appreciated.

It’s the exact same. Except, with social distancing, masks, and following SECDEF and SOCOM guidance.

So we are definitely looking at SERE soon- Com Cam is much more niche and we get very little interest (if any). Not off the table though.

Keep tearing through the channel- we have answered this one a ton. Bottom line? the age limit is the age limit for a reason, and it's entirely dependent on you and your performance. If you want to succeed and dedicate your life to it- you will. If you won't? You won't. Irregardlessly (I know it isn't a word) of your age. -A

@@OnesReady thank you very much. I’ll keep going through your content. Appreciate the time in response, all of you and your co-hosts service, and the content.

I’m 30 years old, and can’t stop thinking about if I have what it takes to do this..So I’m heavily contemplating joining for this sole reason, because I believe I actually do have what it takes. I think you should go for it if you feel the same way about yourself

@@mikejax4402 thanks Mike! I wish you well on your own journey into this.

We have covered this a ton in our content. Poke around and you’ll find your answer. -A

Do you have any video recommendations that have that answer? Been trying to find it but haven’t been successfully yet.

The Navy has SOF EOD folks. If EOD is your thing, I'd definitely recommend you check their program out.

Well first- why? Why would it matter if they were Navy, Marine, Norwegian, Alien or other? If it’s in the air, can understand English and has a radio, CCT can talk to it.

Reach out to us on the OnesReady instagram account- we will get you linked up

MalikNightboiler why not? The more the merrier, since they are both specially selected and well trained.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iLljdK96v7nZYJc.html This will break it down for you.

From what I can tell tacps mostly aim bombs and ccts mostly land planes but they can do eachothers jobs when needed. Correct me if I am wrong though

Short answer- different capabilities and too many requests for JTACs. Remember- JTAC is *not* the primary mission of a CCT.

Due to the events of 9/11, the CCT career field had decent number of operational JTACS but the necessity for JTACS were too high. not enough CCTs to provide that capability. Thus, ushering in TACPs to provide the JTAC necessity. Only, the US saw the TACPs also getting stretched thin by supporting conventional Army. So, to remedy that part, Air Force then made it so TACP can switch to provide JTAC capabilities to SOF and conventional whenever they want. This is to help the workload of the CCT or assist a different SOF unit that doesnt have a CCT handy. The TACP is supposed to be better trained at JTAC capabilities than a CCT, traditionally. Since the CCT gets all the glamour of being a "better job", it is often overlooked that the better JTAC, historically, has always been the TACP and exists solely to assist a CCT in that duty. You know, since air traffic control is a busy capability all on its own (which it very much is). Army SF can also be JTAC certified, rendering a TACP useless and remedies a CCT of that duty. BUT! a CCT can double dip with the ATC portion. A CCT would be more for a dug in deep need like with Army SF whereas a TACP assisting a quick raid team like the 75th RR is more of their fit. But! a TACP can do both just like a CCT can do both. Heavy dug in=CCT, light and lethal=TACP. That's the reason why TACP can assist SOF. It is to assist where a CCT cant due to manning deficiencies across the Air Force. CCT can double dip with ATC and TACP can double dip with speaking Army (which is insanely useful because their jargon can get really dicey especially in the middle of a firefight)

Probably big Air Force, because it seems like officers only have three career routes, and I doubt the Air Force wants to waste their time with officers failing one or two pipelines.

@SpartaNinja sent as a civilian

Hahaha we are all losers in some regard! - A

Brooks Fannin I think something like eczema could easily go by with a waiver. Not sure tho! Lmk what you find out

As long as it’s treatable with topical steroid (like cortisone) you should be good. You just have to mention it and get a waiver. Supposedly takes 4-6 months for the waiver to get approved.

Is there another type of action we need to talk about? -T

They do not. While the evolutions aren’t protected, we share a professional courtesy with our friends running those events. It’s not secret, there are no surprises- but we work closely with the career fields and we always want to make sure we don’t impede their ability to evaluate what they need to. Meaning- we won’t tell you EVERYTHING, just what can help to make you successful.

Yup! - A

Yes and no. YW

… wut? The combat exclusion was lifted years ago, there is a female STO. So- years ago I guess? Not sure of your question.

Are you CCT?

Yes. Retired in 2008.

@@JBCCT01 how good do CCT’s get paid. Do special operators get paid good?

@@gabrielwilliams5387 enlisted versus office base pays are different. When I was in 99-2008, we got Military free fall, dive, demo and special duty pay. You have to remain cumin jumps, dive, demo pay to continue to get it. It was close to $1200-1300 in those duties. I do t know how much they get but I’m sure it’s comparable. Hope this helps. JB

@@JBCCT01 what’s the lifestyle like. Do you live on base with everyone else? You stay in barracks?

If you think I’m bad at interviewing, you should watch me as a PJ. Can you link me to YOUR video of good interviewing?

@@OnesReady No link necessary, just keep in mind it's hard for the viewer to hear your guest with the constant interuptions. I understand this was pretty casual since you two work together everyday.

That’s crazy bro, you should hop on the podcast and give it a go. I wonder how boxing translates to interviewing

@@thomastucker2774 Just offering some criticism, always room for improvenent.

He a PJ first ding dong

Sure man. You can leave now.

Sorry you fee that way. Are you speaking from your experience on those other special operations teams?

@@OnesReady yes

@@timmybobby4052 Awesome. Which one? Did you ever want to try the DoD's highest attrition rate in SOF (Pararescue)?

@@OnesReady He served in the Salvation Army under Colonel Sanders.