Army or Air Force Mos's?

Pretty much everything that there is a civilian equivalent for. Doctors and Nurses are commissioned officers. All the technicians, assistants and administrators are enlisted personnel basically. The real question is "What do you want to do in the medical field?"

Every branch has a physical training requirement so a free gym is provided on every single military installation regardless of branch. Every branch gets free housing on the installation or they recieve a monthly allowance to pay for rent - this allowance is the same for all four branches and is based on the cost of rentals in the area of the installation. It is widely known among all branches that the Air Force has the best quality of life and one of the biggest factors in this is the standard for housing. The Air Force has dormitories - not barracks and the current standard is that no one shares a room and everyone gets their own bathroom once they are out of training status. The Army standard still says that E4's and below can share a room and they even have some barracks that still have gang latrines (a centrally located bathroom that is used by all people in a hallway, no bathrooms in the individual rooms.) When it comes to family housing the Air Force is better than the rest as well. When I was stationed at Joint Base Lewis McChord there were approximately 100 housing units that were townhome style and were deemed to be below the current standard of living. When housing was merged between the two bases the Army said that they would use the units because they were up to Army standards. Before the merger of the bases the Air Force had planned to tear them down and build individual houses.

Air Force uses AFSCs.

They begin with 9's. ex. 902X0 medical service specialist.

Check the web site for a list

If you want an answer, you need to write your question in a language that most can understand.

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