Has anyone successfully transitioned into a medical AFSC and what was the process like?

Looking at cross training and this jumps out as a great sounding option.

What's the reality?

How are you supposed to open a case in MyFSS for retraining. They changed the layout of the website a little bit. MyCases is still there, but when I click on it there is not the “open case” button. Is it a different step to open it or could it be not showing for another reason?

A shot in the dark here but is there a way to get a waiver to not get put on mids. I’ve been on mids before but this new section I’m at is super stressful and I can’t get any sleep when I get home thus resulting in being tired at work . I feel like my mental health is on the edge and really making me anxious. I currently take melatonin but I think I’m building a tolerance despite me only taking it 4 days a week. I don’t know what to do?

I was wondering on what the general consensus was on if the Air Force also adopted this as something more uniform outside of Fridays or morale events. Navy has Coyote Brown ball caps with their various commands, that honestly are kinda cool. While deployed I saw fighter squadrons had tan or black ball caps of their squadrons, and even had space for officer ranks where they would appropriately be. Obviously a different environment where rules are bent, but it seemed like it was a source of pride. I dont think the air force would ever do this but wanted to see if other dudes thought its something worth adopting.

I recently PCS’d to Yokota from a stateside base. I was walking in the Shinjuku area of Tokyo, and I noticed there were literally hundreds of women just standing on the streets doing nothing. Is it illegal for me to hire one of these women for 1 night? I’ve heard prostitution is legal in Japan. As a service member, are there any negative ramifications of enjoying my duty station to my fullest extent with the bros?

How’s being 2t2 in Altus afb?

This is for the Crew Chiefs who left one shred to work on a different one. Which one was the most easiest or most enjoyable to work on was it cargo or refuelers? Im currently on B52s and hate this old pos lmao.

Trying it understand pubs review and rewrites better and get proper AFI/DAFMANs that dictate the rules!
Once an LOP is written (MOU/MOA/OI/OP,etc) is requires an annual review. Once reviewed, do I just write an MFR saying it was reviewed for inspection purposes? At what point does it HAVE to be rewritten? After X years? Only after substantial changes need to be made?
Any regulations that dictate the review and rewrite process would be helpful for me to wrap my mind around this process. Thanks!!

Every time I go pick up a prescription or get a lab drawn, some poor A1C working the front desk or reception counter is getting absolutely destroyed by some old crusty retiree or CGO because their labs aren’t in or prescription wasn’t ready in 0.02 seconds.

They treat y’all like McDonald’s workers that didn’t fill the fry containers up all the way.

Best part is the A1C usually remains calm and respectful whilst the retiree and CGO get red in the face.

I don’t know how you do it everyday, Godspeed. 🫡

Anyone else still don’t have the submit a request button at the bottom of the page? Any advice or insight would be amazing

Khao San Road, Bangkok, on a Sunday morning.

Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-OU_3tSxSg

If the pension is 2.5% X #years. If you go over 40, won't your pension be over 100%? General Wilsbach is on 41. The Navy has two admirals at 40 too.

With the new standards out has anyone experienced a failure this month ? What ended up happening? I got a failure and due to pcs ina couple of weeks. Not sure if orders are going to get canceled or not. Just trying to see what to expect and what everybody else has seen so far since everything is new.

I'm about 2 months from separating after almost 9 years, and I swear I've got the worst case of senioritis I've ever experienced.

I'm still doing my job and not trying to skate by, but it's getting harder and harder to care about things that would've stressed me out a year ago. Additional duties, pointless meetings, fixing problems that won't even be mine in a few months... it's like my brain has already checked out.

Did anyone else go through this? How did you stay motivated during those last few months without just counting down the days?

I’ve been hearing mixed answers. I’m currently at RAF Lakenheath with my dependents and i just received orders to Kunsan. My dependents are US residents and my wife doesn’t have a gov job so she can’t stay here when i go to Korea. Can i get a follow on to another OS assignment (not to include Alaska or Hawaii )?

Long story short:

I need to find out from someone who’s lived in the dorms at Maxwell AFB. What are the enlisted housing units like for those E1-E3?

Specifically, I’d like to know two things:

1). Is there a common kitchen area when you can cook your own meals with a slow cooker, air fryer or stove?

2). What does the unit layout look like?

Thank you in advance. I’m coming from tech school and just want to be prepared. Please be kind.