Security Opportunity: RAF Non-Commissioned Aircrew

RAF non-commissioned aircrew Current Vacancies

2006-11-26:

The Royal Air Force (RAF) patrols and defends UK airspace, playing an important part in NATO operations and in operations elsewhere in the world.
RAF non-commissioned aircrew, or weapon systems operators, are non-commissioned officers (NCOs).
They fly on board multi-engine aircraft and on helicopters. NCO aircrew specialise as crewmen, women, linguists or in electronic warfare, acoustics.
Weapon systems operators specialising as linguists work only on Nimrod aircraft.
Some work in airborne early warning.
Crewmen, women, have complete responsibility for the aircraft cabin in all transport aircraft and the aircraft's payload: from troops, stretcher cases and fuels, to heavy weaponry and explosives.
On the search-and-rescue Sea King helicopter, crewmen, women act as winchmen or winch operators.
NCO aircrew work flexible hours according to the needs of the RAF.
All NCO aircrew can expect to work in operational conditions.
NCO aircrew are promoted to acting sergeant when they start their aircrew flying training, and are promoted to full sergeant when they begin their full duties.NCO aircrew may go on to commission as RAF officers. Fully trained non-commissioned aircrew earn between 28,350 and 40,000 a year. (Permalink)

Air Corps

2007-03-11: Air Corps Headquarters, Air Corps Recruitment - Information on Air Corps Recruits
Air Corps - age limits - Air Corps height requirements - Air Corps - medical and physical
Other information on Air Corps application - Terms of service for enlistment in the Air Corps
Some general points on Air Corps enlistments

Air Corps - AGE LIMITS - Air Corps HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS
Air Corps - MEDICAL AND PHYSICAL - OTHER INFORMATION ON AIR CORPS APPLICATION
General Suitability for Air Corps life - TERMS OF SERVICE FOR ENLISTMENT IN THE Air Corps
Including Military Service Allowance (Recruit) ?286.36 - SOME GENERAL POINTS ON Air Corps ENLISTMENTS.
Air Corps Cadetship - On successfully completing training at the Curragh, the cadet will be posted to the Air Corps, Casement Aerodrome, Baldonnel, Dublin for Flying Training.

Air Corps. Manpower Officer. Air Corps Headquarters, Casement Aerodrome. Baldonnel, Co Dublin. Tel:01-4037535. Interested persons should apply to Manpower Officer at http://www.military.ie/careers/aircorpcond.htm (Permalink)