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The purpose of this blog and the nested blogs linked below is to foster a discussion site for cadets looking for more information on potential AFSC choices. The views presented here and in the nested blogs do not reflect the official views of the US Air Force or the Department of Defense. Friday, September 08, 2006. Airfield Operations and Air Battle Management.
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Scientist - 61SX, 61SXA, 61SXB, 61SXC, 61SXD. Welcome to the Scientist AFSC discussion blog. The purpose of this blog is to foster discussion between future Air Force officers interested in the Scientist career field and current officers in the scientist AFSC. The views expressed in this blog are solely the opinions of the individual authors and not of the United States Air Force nor the Department of Defense. Sunday, January 28, 2007. Whats it like to be a Physicist? Whats it like to be a Chemist?CONTENT
This web page scientistafsc.blogspot.com states the following, "Scientist - 61SX, 61SXA, 61SXB, 61SXC, 61SXD." We saw that the webpage said " Welcome to the Scientist AFSC discussion blog." It also said " The purpose of this blog is to foster discussion between future Air Force officers interested in the Scientist career field and current officers in the scientist AFSC. The views expressed in this blog are solely the opinions of the individual authors and not of the United States Air Force nor the Department of Defense. Sunday, January 28, 2007. Whats it like to be a Physicist? Whats it like to be a Chemist?."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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