When we first got married, Steven was in the military. He was an Air Force officer finishing up his flight training and beginning his orthopedic residency. He had an amazing career as an Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon and Chief of Spine Surgery for the Air Force before going into civilian practice.
There are a lot of different careers other than being a doctor and/or a soldier that the Air Force offers, here are a few:
1. Pilot: You can become a pilot and fly various types of aircraft, such as fighter jets, transport planes, helicopters, or remotely piloted aircraft (drones).
2. Air Traffic Controller: As an air traffic controller, you will work in control towers or radar facilities to direct the movement of aircraft, ensuring safe takeoffs, landings, and airspace clearances.
3. Aircraft Maintenance Technician: If you have a passion for aircraft and mechanics, you can pursue a career as an aircraft maintenance technician.
4. Cyber Operations Specialist: The Air Force offers opportunities in the field of cyber operations.
5. Intelligence Analyst: If you have an interest in gathering and analyzing information, you can become an intelligence analyst.
6. Engineering and Technical Careers: The Air Force offers various engineering and technical career paths.
7. Meteorology: If you are interested in weather forecasting and analysis, you can pursue a career in meteorology.
8. Communications Specialist: The Air Force relies on effective communication systems.
9. Logistics and Supply Chain Management: The Air Force requires efficient logistics and supply chain management to support missions.
10. Legal and Judge Advocate General (JAG): The Air Force has a need for legal professionals.
These are just a few examples of the diverse career opportunities available in the Air Force. The Air Force provides training, educational benefits, and a supportive environment to help individuals excel in their chosen fields.
