u/GrapeEmpty3667

When I first started playing the game upon release the best class was recon but it seems people use assault now so could someone explain or tell me which is best for redsec

I’m looking to sign an dry aircrew contract. I haven’t gotten a ship out date yet, but I did some research and found out that there’s a PRT test that has to be taken before going to boot camp. I’ve been working out so that when the time comes, I’ll be able to pass it. However, I’m struggling in one area, and that’s push ups. Currently, I can do 31 clean form push ups before my arms get tired and I start struggling. I just wanted to know if I’m going about it the right way by doing as many push ups as I can in a row every day, or if there’s a better method for improving my number.

I’ve finished my asvab and physical under the Air Force and I’m currently waiting for a waiver but my recruiter just went to Korea and now he goes days without reaching back to me and hasn’t updated me about my waiver or answering any questions I have

I understand he may be busy but I also want to put myself first and finish up the process so I can enter my jobs into my list and swear into DEP

With his arsenal and gadget it makes it extremely hard to roam clear mozzie without wasting some utility he has the P10 roni perfect for close range gunfights a super shorty that can be used for head holes or even to drop a hatch when things get hectic and to finish it off he has a c4 his only real counter is dokk and solid snake but I only see dokk as the biggest threat cause if you reposition correctly you can get away from solid snake

Everyone always talks down on maintenance jobs but I never understood it is the goal of joining military not to get a job that translates to the civilian world and what better way of looking qualified is to say you worked on top military aircraft?

Also can someone provide the pros and cons for 2A333 Tactical aircraft mx and 2A531 Airlift/ Special mission aircraft mx I’m confused which one should go higher on my job list

I’m joining the Air Force and the Air Force has an firefighter equivalent job named fire protection and I always thought being a firefighter is cool I’m young and don’t have much responsibilities so the long hours wouldn’t worry me but I’m scared of the rumors of cancer can anyone give me advice or maybe reassurance that I can be a firefighter and not get any illness