Air Force (visual information graphic arts)?

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sorry sunshine, they got rid of graphics :( all of them were forced to
retrain as of last year.. You used to have to submit a portfolio that
was considered along with your ASVAB scores. All the other branches
still have this job if you're dead set on it. However with a BA you
could try and commission. They don't really stick you anywhere you
have experience but the pay is better and you might learn some things.
I'm a 3N0X2 aka Radio/TV broadcaster and we do tons of graphics stuff
however. Whenever I'm bored I play our new CS4 stuff, which is
awesome. Besides being a news reporter I do web design, posters,
signs, animations.. It's like being graphics, only better. I recommend
it -- the ASVAB's only a 76 I think
answers2: Hello Tori Do. <br>
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Yes. Air Force still has that job but it is redefined. <br>
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Now called Visual Information: AFSC is 3V0x1 <br>
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But, it is in the General category of 70 other jobs you could get. <br>
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And, Air Force doesn't guarantee jobs. <br>
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Army does. Join the Army. <br>
But, you won't be "just" doing graphic work in the Army. You will be
a soldier first and training for combat all the time. <br>
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But, listen up. You do NOT join the military for a JOB. If that is
how you see it, then, don't enlist and go to community college for
graphic arts and you will be really trained for that kind of work.
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You join the military to be IN the military. The job you get is
secondary to your ability to SERVE. You join the military to SERVE.
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The military can assign you to any job it wishes even if you have a
trained job already. <br>
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AF never assigns people to work out of their AFSC. <br>
But, Army will assign people to work out of their MOS if they need you
to do that at some base/post. <br>
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Reevaluate why you want to join the military. <br>
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Best wishes, <br>
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Larry Smith <br>
Senior Master Sergeant, USAF (Ret.) <br>
First Sergeant
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