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Cynthia Bedell
U.S.
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| I am the Commander of the Surface Communications and Support Systems, contract management office. I am currently an active duty Colonel. | Available
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Jason Grabill
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| Questions relating to US Marine Corps; rank, awards, uniforms, career choices. I can also help people spot and expose fakes (people pretending to be Marines or have awards they didn`t earn). | Available
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Michelle
U.K.
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| Life as a member of the Queen Alexandra`s Royal Army Nursing Corps, United Kingdom. I have some knowledge of all the trades from Health Care Assistant to RGN. | Available
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James Bell
U.S.
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| I am a retired MSgt (2004) with 24 years experience in the aircrew career field, both as a loadmaster (AFSC 1A2x1) and flight engineer (AFSC 1A1x1). I have been to every continent at one time or another, and regularly flew 300 to 500 hours a year. I have been involved in the operations in Grenada, Panama, Kosovo, Afghanistan and Iraq. I can answer most questions you may have about enlisted Air Force life in general, assignments, benefits, and enlisted aircrew operations.
NOTE: If you have specific recruiting and/or medical questions about how to get into this career field as a civilian, they have changed since my time, so that is best answered by a recruiter or MEPS. I can answer questions about military personnel wanting to RETRAIN. If you are asking about being an Air Force pilot, please be advised my area of expertise is ENLISTED aircrew operations, NOT OFFICERS. | Available
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Robert Barnette
U.S.
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| I was a PME Airman Leadership School Instructor for 5 years. I was a recruiter and spent my last six years running the Columbus MEPS as the Senior Liaison. My initial career field was HVAC. I have been stationed in Ohio, Florida, Texas, Alabama, Egypt, Germany, and Republic of Panama. | Available
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