Because they are in on the joke.

Look to the motivation of our Commander in Chief.

Fr. We could’ve at least gotten someone with a better voice and less showing her just talking

I think she needs more chins.

Find your own motivation. Stop expecting others to fire you up. Mommy won't be there to help you at the most difficult moments.

@@Nobody-dc8dp Way to necro a year old post. You know nothing about leadership and motivation obviously. Some people need a strong leader, some don't. This is not a strong leader that can lead people into combat though.

Well, if you need someone else to motivate you, you probably aren't cut out for this.

@@modernminutemanmovement8341 unfortunately for them the military is still mostly made up of conservatives. They will never find enough leftist to join.

@@Ace0486 leftist?

They're in the Marines

She’s a psychologist dummy, it about being calm in the moment

Job is probably not for you then. This is supposed to be informational. There are ads out there for motivation.

Easy answer they're under maned and over stretched. Af probably hoped they could save a few $s by reusing old footage and just finding someone who could voice over then have an a1c pull everything together.

@@Legatos28 Honestly, the past few years no they are not. I live near one of the initial training stations and they have been on 'remote work' and low contact rules for so long, I feel bad for the current batch of servicemembers...the only people who think this is good are the officers and civilian contractors that tell them what to do.

This is all about the current leadership of our nation. The AFSOF promotional videos from years ago were the type of thing that would get half-assers to move to the edge of their seats, now we’re getting the highly motivated, patriotic candidates to slouch into their seats…or, better yet, look elsewhere as they’re not the target audience of today’s military!

@@fortusvictus8297 Could you explain a bit more?

Good morning, Peter. You may find information on the following link. www.afspecwar.com/ Pam Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service

Hahahahah they answered you. WOKE AF

@@bandinamerica3035 I almost feel bad

@@USAirForceRecruiting lol, you missed the joke, making it much funnier. Look up irony; She's FAT.

You guys shouldn’t have told them.

Are you forgetting that the air force’s is centered around maintenance on aircraft (shocker right) why would they have to go through training like the marines or army, bmt, tech school, doing your job. Theres no reason to go on 15 mile rucks with 70 pound packs on your backs if you arent special warfare or security forces. Thinking before you type an idiotic comment, calling every in a branch of the military set to protect the people of the us less than the other branches

@@bloodyscab99 1. Learn English. Your grammar is atrocious. Your comment is barely legible. 2. Oh no, kiddo, I'm not forgetting anything. In fact, I remember Dec 2, 2012, when Taliban forces breached the perimeter of Jalalabad Air Base, killing two, and attempted to flood the base with insurgents and SVBIEDs. I also remember Sept 14, 2012, when Camp Leatherneck's perimeter was breached and the insurgents killed 2 Marines and damaged several hangars and planes. I also remember Jessica Lynch and following the details of the search for her while my unit prepped for our deployment. "Theres [sic] no reason to go on 15 mile rucks with 70 pound packs on your backs if you arent [sic] special warfare or security forces." Yeah, standards shouldn't exist. Being part of the UNIFORMED military services shouldn't require any actual uniformity. There's no reason why anyone would need to be physically prepared for combat when they're in the military. There's nothing any Marine, soldier, or sailor, ever gained from a ruck march, like breaking through mental and physical barriers or forming lifelong bonds with their brothers-in-arms. Nope. No one has ever overcome anything through adversity and being forced to push themselves. Silly me. Good thing the Air Force makes life so easy on their airmen; we wouldn't want them to be uncomfortable from time-to-time. I guess that's a great refutation of my original comment, huh? "Thinking before you type an idiotic comment, calling every [sic] in a branch of the military set to protect the people of the us less than the other branches" Is this English? Let me, the "idiot," help you out here. "Think before you type an idiotic comment, such as denigrating service members of other branches of our military, as they are sworn to protect the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic, just the same as Marines and soldiers." It's not wise to attempt to insult someone's intelligence when you can't even type a coherent sentence. That said, you realize that your only counter-argument proves precisely my point, right? Me: "Do you want the prestige of telling people you're 'in the military' while doing the absolute bare minimum?" You: "Well, there's no reason for them NOT to do the bare minimum because of their MOSs." How about instead of a knee-jerk blind defense of mediocrity, you take a long hard look at the pathetic state the Air Force, and her sister branches for that matter, is in. You don't think that a brisk walk for your physical fitness test is embarrassing? You don't think that lowering the standards to the point where the Girl Scouts of America have a more difficult training regimen than you is a sad state of affairs? Aren't you embarrassed with how fat your NCOs and SNCOs are in their bus driver uniforms? Do you even know what pride is? Pride comes from beating a challenging standard and/or overcoming genuine adversity, not making excuses for how pathetically low the standard is and perpetuating the failing of service members by incentivizing the bare minimum.

@@Johnny_Cash_Flow This is a youtube comment section, not every comment is going to be put in times new roman, 12 font, with a header. Also, I made like two typos but okay. Theres so many points to your essay that made zero sense. The air force doesnt have a walk as part of the pt test, it was just an idea that is scrapped. You wanna talk about bad ideas for your branch? How about the article that came out talking about having civillians join the marines, bc there are so few senior leaders, without having to go through marine boot camp? Yeah doesnt seem like a good idea for me. Here, I’ll post a link for you, taskandpurpose.com/news/marine-corps-plan-cyber-skip-boot-camp/?amp . Its funny how you call the air force out for having fat snco’s and nco’s, when the navy is the fattest out of all branches. You’re point about uniformity and how we should all do the same thing is the exact opposite of why each distinctive branch of the military was made. Yeah bc lets have the coast guard do the exact same thing as the marines bc that makes a lot of sense. One branch is an amphibious fighting force, capable of fighting on land and sea. The other protects the coast from drugs, immigrants, and saves lives. Not dogging the coast guard just saying how it is. The navy is trained firefighters on ships, why in the hell would air force or army need to know how to put out fires on a naval warships. So no, your points made no sense. You have the same energy as someone who believes if you didnt go through the exact same training as somebody, they never served. “How about instead of a knee-jerk blind defense of mediocrity” oh mediocrity? You mean the branch that has the highest amount, and most advanced technology? Oh I bet thats why the marines get the shittiest supplies and equipment. All in all, please do research before commenting on a branch you dont know anything about.

GET EM!

@@bloodyscab99 This ad is strictly about the Special Operations careers in the Air Force. That means that yes you need to train like the other branch's special operations personnel if you are going to become a reliable and effective operator.

I'm with you, respect to all vets (even when we talk sh!t to each other) Air Force vet here. I am honestly embarrassed by this video. It's a great example of how recruiting has become more misleading than ever. First, she is a Major that I would bet has a dead man's waiver and hasn't passed a PT test since she was a butterbar, and she is talking about the physical requirements of the spec ops careers. 2nd, she is the vocal equivalent of a PowerPoint training. This video should get potential Airmen fired up and ready to kick down doors and jump out of airplanes. I have a buddy who was a PJ, showed him this and he couldn't even finish watching. Definitely need to do better!

Same here, my opinion, it should have been a male speaker with a level of aggression in his voice, drop the "nice intellectual" demeanor.

I thought it was a great video

I would have joined the peace corps.

Honestly, this is probably a pretty fair ad for what you'd be getting into. Working hard to do high-risk things in dangerous places, but managed and talked down to by overweight desk jockeys who have nothing but envy and contempt for you and like tasking your days with soul-crushing busy work.

GO AIR FORCE!! I can't wait to join!! HOOAH!!

Thats funny asf i would imagine it would be i heard them watering down the course for a female who tried to quit multiple times. Remember the woke agenda they trying to push. Thats why i say torture CCP and PLA. I am not a snowflake

You can't join socom if you are a woman, so sorry but unless you are born male you can't be an operator. You can still do sere and I think even EOD but I doubt the standards are any different because people's lives are on the line.

@@bellicose2037 can i sign up for any torture programs that the government will have for prisoners of war? They will deny having one but i know they do, i really badly want to torture CCP and PLA

@@bellicose2037 incorrect, you can join, there was a case of one trainee who had it way easier in the AFSPECWAR as a female, there was a huge fuzz about it. there is also some female navy seals that are currently or have served, but i can bet their standards were lowered. so yeah you can still join.

@@nathaniellancaster2 bro i want to torture CCP and PLA , i want to torture the enemy

@Tom Jackman - It IS a "good one!". These tough-as-nails troops truly ARE some of the best America has to offer!! HOOAH! GO AIR FORCE! From a U.S. Marine Infantryman

I’m 21 years old now as a senior airmen and seeing these lessons play out in front of me everyday .

Did you wash out/get reclassed?

@@Jerkstore-called yes sir I reclassed

With that comes non existent knees after your service

@@nevermisled3244 Nu Uh

You must live in the United States or an area that has an AF recruiter. You must also possess a 10 Green Card with over 2 year remaining prior to the expiration date to join if you are not a US citizen. Applicants must be between 17 and 39; meet the mental, moral, and physical standards for enlistment; and must speak, read and write English fluently. The Air Force does not bring applicants to the US to join unless there is an AF recruiting office or Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) to process through. You must complete all immigration processing and get to the United States legally on your own. The AF does not help. INS Link www.uscis.gov/ Good luck and best wishes to you. Pam Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service

Or you could just join the military.

@@Nethezbet r/wooooosh

@@Nethezbet - OR you can join the REAL U.S. military which is the United States Air Force, especially AFSOC! GO AIR FORCE! I say that as a Marine Infantryman! I leaving the Marines to join the United States Air Force!!

I saw the fattest people in uniform at MEPS 😆

@@Nobody-dc8dp I’ll never forget my first run in with an obese person in uniform. It was my first section commander at my first base on meet & greet. She had the audacity to talk to me about the need for fitness in CE when I was honestly, yes, honestly, worried one of her blouse buttons on her BDU top were going to pop off & fly at me!they were so stressed the flap that’s supposed to cover the buttons were pulled back to where they were basically pointing forward! I bit my tongue so flipping hard that day.

Sportside311, thank you for your support. Please contact an Air Force Recruiter nearest you to discuss qualifying, options, and opportunities. What is your age, highest level of education completed, citizenship status, and zip code? Ray U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting

@@USAirForceRecruiting Yes, and I Thank You for all your contributions! 🇺🇲

You are welcome, stay safe Don Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service

@@USAirForceRecruiting I would love to have the opportunity to enlist as well, being from a foreign country and seeing this makes me want to serve the United States. Please get back to me with further information -Buenas Tardes

To qualify for enlisted you must be a US citizen or possess a 10-year Green Card with over 2 year remaining prior to the expiration date to join if you are not a US citizen (unrestricted alien registration card from the USCIS). (You must obtain this status on your own, the Air Force cannot assist you with obtaining it) Don Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service

Yes you can, you can see the SW recruiter for more info regarding your specific situation. What is your zip code Don Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service

Perhaps you a missing the real message: If you can't handle this woman telling you what to do and being your boss in AFSOC then you need not apply.

Speak with your recruiter, there is a color vision requirement for CCT, PJ, and SR, but NOT TACP. Also, another option is to go into different career fields such as EOD, and SERE, which may not be exactly what you're looking for, but are still pretty good IMO. Regarding color vision, even if you think you have color blindness, take the test at MEPS and find out. There is an option aswell to try a different color blind test at MEPS. Ask them about it.

Also; SERE does not require color vision, but im not sure about EOD. I would assume you would need it, but It would be better to find out.

The doctor at the Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) makes that determination. Your local recruiter can have your medical records for this condition prescreened by the doctor at MEPS for a preliminary ruling in your situation. It is routine during the screening process that all applicants are asked in-depth questions about their medical history. Just like other medical matters such as broken bones or asthma, we would request medical paperwork for the Chief Medical Officer to review for a determination. Don Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service

SERE, TAC-p and EOD all require color vision. Don Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service

@@USAirForceRecruiting thank you for the reply. Do you know if it’s waivers or for security forces?

For this you need to go through one of the schools whether becoming a doctor, surgical tech, respiratory therapist, etc. then join. Be physically fit and ready for the demand.

Thank you Jonathon Moores for the help 💪

Bet they will live too

agnusyukko, only US citizens can apply to be Pararescueman or any of our Special Warfare careers. Non US citizens if qualified can join for other careers. Once you receive your green card you may contact a recruiter to discuss options. Ray U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting

@@USAirForceRecruiting Thank you for your answer. I'll learn how to be a US citizen well. I'm going to be in the late of 30s when I get to be a citizen, am I still eligible to be a PJ?

Yes the age limit to join is 39 Don Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service

@@USAirForceRecruiting Thank you!!!

You are welcome Don Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service

That is great. Have you spoken to a special warfare recruiter in your area? Pam Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service

@@USAirForceRecruiting Yes but I'd recommend people get ready themselves first so they are not rushed into the most difficult training into the world. I would say most people who are barely passing minimums won't make it, around 75% of them

@anthonyy_vivid5438 We agree, and an applicant should prepare. Ray U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting

Mission accomplished?