I would actually know how you got into this field of work, sounds incredibly interessting

just a 16 month course ant a local colage.

Logistics Planner in the USAF

Hehe - you ever have to work on a Tacan?

374th?

yeah:hello:

16-month intensive formation at l'École nationale d'aérotechnique du Québec (basically translates to National Aéronautics School of Québec) if you already have 12 months of post-secondary education (so college or trade school basically), or 3 years if you don't. Technicians in avionics and other fields such as aerospace materials are in high demand due to the retirement of baby-boomers. Wages vary from anywhere from $65k-$120k a year.

TACAN systems are used in a military application. I work on civilian aircraft, mainly transatlantic commercial airliners such as Boeing 777. Civil aviation uses the VOR/DME system, which is very similar. In fact, TACAN is a type of VOR/DME system used for military aviation.

I currently work for Foodland here in Honolulu (grocery store)...but only till this Saturday...because I just got a job working for a goverment contracted company that does a bunch of stuff...but I'll be working at the Joint Personal Property Shipping Office aka JPPSO...in Pearl Harbor.
My job is to be the point of of contact for in-coming and out-going military personel and thier houseld goods...and I'll be handling the paper work involved...so yeah...I'm a office clerk haha

Cool! I was there for a few years in the late 90s. I was in the OSS, weather guy. I LOVED my time there. Had a second job teaching English and did some TV commercials too. And the women.....


Good times. ;)

Physician - Medical Aesthetics

Some ballers in here. Maybe we should start another thread..."Average Annual Salary of 370z Enthusiasts".

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$3 an hour plus tips ;]

IT Consultant for Messaging Archival/Journaling Systems

lol you must make a hell of a lot in tips!... are you a stripper...?

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Love maker, heart breaker.