Thank you! I appreciate the love! God bless you!

Absolutely! It’s a great adventure!

She probably meant that there wasn’t a ton of “firefighting” things to do, but more paperwork, logistics, or emails to read. Emails can be serious or small things you have to complete pertaining to your job or anything in the Air Force.

I knew a bunch of DoD firefighters and they absolutely love it over being enlisted. You have a bachelors too so you’d be deemed more valuable and the military would want you to commission to be an officer. They unfortunately don’t have firefighter jobs for officers. To answer your question though, I heard civilian DoD is legit, especially if you get an overseas contract.

@@positivitytravels man I would LOVE to be overseas in Germany again. I was there as a kid bc of my officer dad. But yes that looks like it’s the move thanks for the info!

Thank you! I really appreciate that!

@@positivitytravels ❤️

I’m so glad! 🤗

I don’t have a public IG. If you ask questions in the comments they could help someone else 😊

@@positivitytravels wanted some insight about being stationed in Honduras 🇭🇳

As I was stationed there a few years ago, guidelines, precautions, and operations have drastically changed, so it’s tough to give you “good” insight. I had a buddy stationed there a few years ago and it was completely different, especially since Covid hit back then.

You won’t need luck! You got it! 💪🏽🤙🏽 thanks for watching the videos!

It depends on the fire department you want to go to because they have different qualifications. In general, yes it’s more easy. Get as many certs as you can while in the military

That’s wassup bro! You’re about to do great things. Keep your integrity, stay focused, and show them what you can do 💪🏽 they’ll try to get to you emotionally but you’ll be fine 💪🏽🔥

No problem! God bless you and your journey!

Love you bro! 💪🏽

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Ah man so good to hear from you! 💪🏽🤙🏽

Thanks fam ! 💪🏽❤️

That’s awesome! You won’t need any luck. You got it!!! 💪🏽🤙🏽🔥

Unfortunately, yes. You can’t have asthma 😞

You gotta just take on heights 🤣🤣🤣 there will always be someone there with you, looking out for you, so you won’t be alone.

@@positivitytravels Do you guys train It to ?

@@juniormoralesgrind8131 yes 🤙🏽

@@positivitytravels Did u have a fear of heights before you joined the Airforce ?

@@juniormoralesgrind8131 nah. Everyone feels a little weird being up super high, but it’s not bad at all.

Thanks bruh! Yeah I try to stay positive in everything 🤙🏽 . Yes definitely look into firefighting. It’s one of the best jobs in the military in my opinion. There’s some ups and downs, but there are a lot of perks in being working fire protection. It’s just all about your attitude, work ethic, and ability to speak up if there are issues.

No problem! I’m glad I could help! 🤙🏽🤙🏽

Hey! That’s awesome you’re getting started right now! Let them know you’re very interested in joining the Air Force but will only sign a contract for a firefighting job. You may have to wait... like a long time until a job opens up, but it’ll be worth it. So proceed through Meps, but don’t settle for any other job!! It depends if it’s hard to get or not. It’s really on what the Air Force needs at the time you’re getting recruited. Be honest with your recruiter. Hopefully they will be a good recruiter who legit cares and helps their people. Some do lie but do your research, ask questions, and you’ll be fine.

Yes I hope the best for you!! I’m glad I could help

Prior service... I’m not sure. We did have a few transfers from other branches to the Air Force though. The best thing to do would be to talk to an Air Force recruiter.

Yes you can cross train

You just need a 38, so you should be good to go 💪🏽

@@positivitytravels thanks man I tried but the recruiter said scores are to low he not responding or nothing either I lost weight too but I guess the Air Force just got a lot people joining but I appreciate your help thanks boss🤟🏽

@@victhemessiah96 no doubt 🤙🏽

Awesome!! It all depends on if the slot is open, but since you do have a high score, I’m sure the recruiter will push you agarras of everyone else. Nice work!

That’s crazy. I know it is tough to get a slot for fire protection but I don’t think they aren’t taking active duty airmen anymore. That wouldn’t make sense. The best thing to do would be to talk to a recruiter. What I did was talk to multiple recruiters at once to make sure everything was true and lining up. I was blessed with a good recruiter though. Unlike some of my friend who was also rushed in as open general. When your husband is able to cross train, DO IT! Like ASAP! 🤙🏽 Maybe the recruiter meant there weren’t any slots open at the moment. All I can say is talk to multiple people, keep pressing, and it’ll come eventually. I hope everything goes well!!!

@@positivitytravels thank you for responding! Can I ask what year you joined, he joined in 2019. His recruiter was just focused on recruiting for the good ol’ maintenance jobs probably for his #s, but we weren’t having it. Lol, he also signed for a 6 year contract so he gotta good minute before he can. But that’s just enough time to show he’s a hard worker and a great candidate to cross train for the job!

EXACTLY! I love the ways you guys think! 🤙🏽 I joined in 2015. He has a little while to go but he’s got it!

And no prob that’s what I’m here for

@@positivitytravels I appreciate the support! 😊 I’m very hopeful! If you feel comfortable, would you be able to message me on ig? I really want him to follow his dreams. And I want to help him anyway I can. He’s currently doing honor guard so when he’s not doing details he’s pretty much free to do volunteer work. So maybe you two could message each other on the Air Force IM & give him any advice on like things to volunteer for to be noticed by the fire protection squadron. If you don’t feel comfortable I completely understand. I just want him to be happy, especially because hes trying to do this for the full 20. But if you are okay with it, my IG is _sierra.danielle_ The profile picture will be a black girl with braids and a black guy with a red hat on lol

I actually did another video to answer some more common questions! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZrNxepyYvdWYo6c.html To answer this in short though, no, they don’t offer it in the tech school. You only get EMR then EMT after tech school. But you can paramedic through taking college classes.

Thank you!! That means a lot! Much love!

Right! Now that things are open, it’d be awesome to travel!

Thank you!! That truly means a lot! 😊 YES! Japan is amazing. SO many places to explore and so much to do!

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MUCHOS GRACIAS HERMANO! Tu tambien! 🙏🏽

If you want to have the firefighter experience, I’d suggest going Air Force. If you go Navy, everyone is pretty much a “firefighter”. They’re expected to put out the fire on a ship if something happens. They do have fire stations but it doesn’t work the same as other branches.

@@positivitytravels so the navy got a fire stations on land or I’m going to be on the ship

I’m not in the Navy so I’m not very knowledgeable on how they work. A navy recruiter would be the best person to talk to. I can bell with any Air Force questions though. From what I do know, if you join the Navy, expect to be in a ship at some point of your career.

@@positivitytravels so with the Air Force would I have time to spend with my child and wife

@@loorico4355 Absolutely!

Awesome! I’m glad I could help!

That’s awesome! With this job we work shifts. 24 hours at the fire station, and 24 hours off or away from the station. A straight forward answer would be every other day. BUT, this job has after hours or down time. Meaning, during your shift, after work is complete, your family is more than welcome to visit you at work to have dinner, play games, watch movies, and spend time with you. You will still have to respond to emergencies so your family will be just waiting at the station for you to return, but overall, you’ll see your family everyday if they come to the station to see you at work.

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