SELFRIDGE AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE-----Now would be a good time if you ever thought about joining the military. The Michigan Air National Guard (ANG) has positions available, some of which include a sign-on bonus. A $20,000 sign-on bonus for a fully qualified applicant and a $15,000 bonus for a member electing to retrain into a bonus Air Force Specialty Code. The 127th Maintenance Squadron has an Aircraft Hydraulic Systems apprentice position, one among several AFSC, with a sign-on bonus for the fiscal year of 2022.
The ANG will provide training in your career field of choice.
Through valuable training, the hydraulic system specialist will become knowledgeable of mechanical systems on the aircraft. In addition, the trainee would...
Airman 1st Class Austin Bollinger, a hydraulics systems apprentice with the 127th Maintenance Squadron, replaces the rudder actuator on the A-10 Thunderbolt II on Jan. 8, 2022, here at Selfridge Air National Guard Base. The 127th Maintenance Squadron, Aircraft Hydraulic Systems, needs Airman for their shop. The job of the aircraft hydraulic system specialist is knowledgeable of mechanical systems on the aircraft. The 127th Maintenance Squadron members pictured from left to right Tech. Sgt. Drew Reynolds, Master Sgt. Jerry McCarthy and Airman 1st Class Austin Bollinger. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Samara Taylor)
Joining the military can be a daunting choice for some high schoolers, but it was not for the now Airman 1st Class Xerrion Porter. He had a clear view of what he wanted and saw that joining the Air National Guard as a way to get him there.
If you ever thought about joining the military, now would be a good time. The Michigan Air National Guard has positions available, some of which include a sign-on bonus. The 127th Maintenance Squadron has an Aircraft Hydraulic Systems apprentice position which qualifies for a sign-on bonus for a fully qualified applicant.
American Air Power added a new adjective today. Long known for air superiority and global reach, “agility” has now entered the lexicon.
On a state highway in northern Michigan, six U.S. Air Force aircraft landed and took off from the road, proving the Air Force’s ability to deploy to austere conditions and continue to operate. The mission underscored the flexibility and versatility highlighted in the Air Force’s new Air Power...
