
Military Service - U.S. Air National Guard, Command and Control Operations
Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Compensation
Salary
Range $49,838.78 - $1.00
Benefits
vacation
healthcare
Food allowance
Housing allowance
retirement program
job training
Financial education
Job Description
The Air National Guard is a distinctive military branch offering a unique combination of career opportunities and flexibility, allowing individuals to serve their country while balancing civilian careers. With the capacity to work either full time or part time, the Air National Guard provides an environment where professionals can grow in military service and community involvement simultaneously. As part of this organization, members receive training from top technical experts and develop valuable leadership skills that enhance their professional trajectory. Serving in the Air National Guard means being part of a respected institution dedicated to protecting the nation while promoting personal and career growth.
This specific role is for Command and Control Operations specialists who play a critical role in maintaining effective communication within the units. These specialists utilize some of the military’s most advanced technology to control aircraft and missile operations, collaborating closely with personnel to manage diverse operations and assess potential threats. Their responsibilities emphasize the accuracy and reliability of information, ensuring that crucial data reaches top decision-makers to facilitate successful mission executions. This position requires individuals to operate cutting-edge systems that are vital for both offensive and defensive military strategies.
As a full-time role based on the road, this position offers a competitive salary starting from $49,838.78 annually. Command and Control Operations specialists are entrusted with managing state-of-the-art voice, data, and alerting systems, and they command facilities both in the air and on the ground. They also play a crucial role in monitoring actions to safeguard personnel and restore operations after missions or natural disasters. This operational role demands a high level of technical skill, quick decision-making abilities, and a deep understanding of military protocols and technology. Joining the Air National Guard in this capacity means engaging in challenging, meaningful work that supports national security and disaster recovery efforts while cultivating advanced technical and leadership capabilities.
This specific role is for Command and Control Operations specialists who play a critical role in maintaining effective communication within the units. These specialists utilize some of the military’s most advanced technology to control aircraft and missile operations, collaborating closely with personnel to manage diverse operations and assess potential threats. Their responsibilities emphasize the accuracy and reliability of information, ensuring that crucial data reaches top decision-makers to facilitate successful mission executions. This position requires individuals to operate cutting-edge systems that are vital for both offensive and defensive military strategies.
As a full-time role based on the road, this position offers a competitive salary starting from $49,838.78 annually. Command and Control Operations specialists are entrusted with managing state-of-the-art voice, data, and alerting systems, and they command facilities both in the air and on the ground. They also play a crucial role in monitoring actions to safeguard personnel and restore operations after missions or natural disasters. This operational role demands a high level of technical skill, quick decision-making abilities, and a deep understanding of military protocols and technology. Joining the Air National Guard in this capacity means engaging in challenging, meaningful work that supports national security and disaster recovery efforts while cultivating advanced technical and leadership capabilities.
Job Requirements
- Be a high school senior (age 17 or older)*, high school diploma, a GED or 15 college semester hours
- achieve a 55 Administrative (A) and 57 General (G) score on the ASVAB
- knowledge of Air Force organization and administration
- no record of emotional instability
- normal color vision
- ability to speak English clearly and distinctly
- completion of a current Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI)
- completion of 7.5 weeks of Basic Military Training
- be between the ages of 17 and 42
Job Qualifications
- Be a high school senior (age 17 or older)*, high school diploma, a GED or 15 college semester hours
- achieve a 55 Administrative (A) and 57 General (G) score on the ASVAB
- knowledge of Air Force organization and administration
- no record of emotional instability
- normal color vision
- ability to speak English clearly and distinctly
- completion of a current Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI)
- completion of 7.5 weeks of Basic Military Training
- be between the ages of 17 and 42
Job Duties
- Operate the latest technology to control missile launches
- support operations with state-of-the-art voice, data and alerting systems
- command and control facilities in the air and on the ground
- monitor actions to keep Airmen safe and restore operations after missions and natural disasters
Job Criteria
Experience
No experience required
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