[Taphius]

9s100

[MDLibertarian]

Originally Posted by FriscoTx

Thanks MDLibertarian, with your help you got me into the right area to look. After looking at all the '1N' AFSCs I found mine to be 1N5X1 (old 294X0).

Cool and you're welcome! The job title didn't sound like ELINT since it just stated "electronic," which could have been darn near anything since ELINT comprises all non-communication emitters.

Oh, and the 1N5 AFSC was recently (and stupidly, no thanks to the big wigs at AFPC) rolled into the 1N2 AFSC that has been further broken down to identify former 1N5's or those who'll serve in what was--and should have remained--a 1N5 position.

[Grafuki]

2A5x1B C130 Crew Chief 2010-Present WY ANG

[GLOCKanyone?]

2r1x1 scheduling lmao

[RogueArms]

27470 Command and Control Specialist. 1C370 after the change. I think.


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[ricka10]

1115n

[F_G]

42375 Aerospace Ground Equipment Mechanic Sept '79 to Sept '87.

[TACLOAD]

K1A271 MC-130P Combat Shadow Loadmaster. Before that I was a 2A674 Fuels Systems Specialist.

[Glockworks]

Originally Posted by Firebob2917

571X0 then changed when the AF changed everything to 3E771
Fire Protection.

30474. then 2E173. Mostly ATC and base comm, 2 ESC assignments, and one Air Defense.

[Reissman]

3E191 HVAC Civil Eng Squadron. Still in 20 years and counting.

[leedesert]

Originally Posted by Glockworks

30474. then 2E173. Mostly ATC and base comm, 2 ESC assignments, and one Air Defense.

This was my job, Ground Radio. Last base was Moody AFB GA.

[jazzmanDK]

75230 back in 1955

Zip

[jazzmanDK]

75230 in 1955

Zip

[cyphertext]

306x6 which changed to 2E3x1

[donp]

H44350

[gumbee]

812 with a 7 level, I believe.

[ROMADHAWK]

Started as a 2E153 and finished as a 1C471.

[freedom790]

Originally Posted by Grafuki

2A5x1B C130 Crew Chief 2010-Present WY ANG

You at the guard base here in Cheyenne?

[ExAFCATM]

3P071 LE specialist
SEI 312 CATM

[G23Gen4.40]

303x1

[deutscheglocker]

324X0 PMEL

Have all the AFSC #'s changed since 72?

Worked on this stuff.

[Critch]

46350 (Nuclear Weapons Specialist)from 72-76 at FE Warren AFB and Vandenberg AFB.

46170 (AMMO) from 1986 to 1992 at Lambert Field, 131st TFW, Missouri Air Natioanl Guard.

3S271, Unit Training and Education Manager, 1992-2011,
164th Airlift Wing, Memphis, Tennessee Air National Guard.

[Glockworks]

Originally Posted by deutscheglocker

324X0 PMEL

Have all the AFSC #'s changed since 72?

Worked on this stuff.

OMG those are old, but I remember seeing something like them when I started (1980). The AFSCs changed I think around the early 90s, some just changed their numbers and some merged too as I remember. I was a ground radio guy 304x4 and then the same but with a different number, 2E1X3. Since I retired in 01 there has been mergers as I hear from some still in. Hopefully for the best, and not for someones OER or some BS like that at HQ.

[deutscheglocker]

Originally Posted by Glockworks

OMG those are old, but I remember seeing something like them when I started (1980). The AFSCs changed I think around the early 90s, some just changed their numbers and some merged too as I remember. I was a ground radio guy 304x4 and then the same but with a different number, 2E1X3. Since I retired in 01 there has been mergers as I hear from some still in. Hopefully for the best, and not for someones OER or some BS like that at HQ.

We had quite a few tube type oscilloscopes along with other tube type equipment in 69-72.

Our lab.

[DaveUSAF]

I was also a 30454 until it changed to 2E173. Started in 1981 and retired in 2002. HF Longhaul radios in the Azores, ATC radio in Georgia, HF radios again in Turkey, Missile Radio in Montana, Deployed radio maint in Turkey, 32 Combat Comm in Oklahoma, ATC Radio in Korea.

Dave