Its a basic dorm room.
Two people share a room.
Tech School is not like your duty station.
The Barracks are more like the old AFB barracks.Tech school school in the Air Force for Air Traffic Control?
how long is air traffic control tech school?
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Air Traffic Control Operations Apprentice
Air traffic controllers perform varied and complex duties in control towers and radar facilities. Teamwork between crews in control towers and radar facilities is of great importance. Controllers are tasked with providing for the safe, orderly and expeditious flow of aircraft on the airport, as well as in the air. This is achieved through the use of two-way radio communications, radar systems with associated computer equipment, landline communications systems and visual light-gun signals. Air traffic controllers provide emergency assistance to aircraft and are responsible for notifying and coordinating with emergency personnel. Controllers participate, along with air weather service personnel, in a cooperative weather watch by making limited weather observations and by relaying pilot-reported weather conditions. During periods of bad weather, when visibility is limited and cloud cover hampers operations, air traffic controllers guide aircraft to the runway through the use of radar, instrument landing systems and various types of airfield lighting. Air Force air traffic controllers provide air traffic control service to commercial, private and military aircraft and are certified by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to perform this function. Air Force controllers often work very closely, many times in the same facility, with their civilian counterparts or host nation civil aviation authorities. As an air traffic controller, you will play a direct role in the achievement of the Air Force flying mission. Additionally, you will serve this nation by providing vital services to air carriers and
general aviation.
CCAF Degrees:
Airway Science
Tech Schools:
Keesler AFB, MS
All Air Force career fields are based on qualifications and job
availability.
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ENLISTED LIFESTYLE
Making The Most Of Your Time Off
From flights to locations around the world to free gym memberships, intramural sports leagues to sparkling swimming pools, we provide the resources you want to make the most of your free time. It's your choice how to relax.
Base Amenities
A City Created Just for You
Each Air Force base is a city created specifically for its citizens - Air Force personnel. In other words, everything you need to do your job and enjoy your free time is right on base. You may even choose to live on base in one of our dorms or family homes.
Air Force bases are most often located in beautiful and exciting locations. But if you're interested in tax-free shopping, team sports and relaxing in the pool, you'll find yourself spending extra time on base. Best of all, you'll find friends who know where you're coming from and like the same things you do.
During your time off, you can rent equipment from the base to use for camping, boating and enjoying the outdoors. There are even on-base hotels where friends and family can stay for a nominal fee. You can also take advantage of these affordable hotels when you and your family are traveling. Most Air Force bases are home to:
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鈥olf courses
鈥wimming pools
鈥ax-free shopping
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鈥ospitals
鈥ecreation centers
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Living Quarters
We Want You to Feel At Home.
As an enlisted member new to the Air Force, you will find the accommodations a lot like a college dorm. You'll have your own private room that you can personalize to your tastes, including a private bath, full-sized refrigerator and computer desk. In the common rooms, you can catch the game on the big-screen TV, hang with your friends or cook meals in the kitchen.
Houses on base are designed to meet the needs of growing families. Most residences feature attractive interiors, updated appliances, multiple bedrooms and baths and grassy backyards. Best of all, they're often within walking distance of schools, stores, playgrounds and community pools.
If you live off base, you'll have a housing allowance that will probably cover most of your rent. Many single enlisted members also find roommates to help share the rent on a bigger place.
No matter where you choose to live, you'll probably find yourself spending a lot of time on base, taking advantage of the tax-free shopping, discounted food and free medical care that will help lower your overall cost of living.
Travel
Your World of Opportunity
Be honest - travel is one of the main reasons you're considering the Air Force. And we don't blame you. After all, it's not easy to turn down the opportunity to travel the world for a nominal fee.
As a member of the Air Force, you'll enjoy 30 days of vacation with pay (civilian jobs usually offer 10 days) during which you can take advantage of available space on Air Force aircraft. You can fly to exotic destinations, includi
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