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Noted. My sleep study has been completed. Result: my wife snores and wakes me up. 10% please.
There are other Fed flying jobs besides CBP... Search 2181 on USAjobs and there's the list of some of active openings.
So I perused 2181 and it seemed like all of them required also being a Guard member, which doesn't really work if you've already retired. Or at least, that's what several of the listings were saying. Or am I missing something?
Look for ones that are not department of the Army or Air Force. Other government agencies (CBP, FAA, Forest Service, DON, FBI etc) do not require reserve / NG association.
So I perused 2181 and it seemed like all of them required also being a Guard member, which doesn't really work if you've already retired. Or at least, that's what several of the listings were saying. Or am I missing something?
And apparently 2183 is for Navigator jobs, for those of us with an extra anchor.
I have a question about how the reserve side handles it more than the civil service side necessarily. Say you end up working for DoS and are assigned to an embassy or maybe you are a teacher for DoDEA assigned overseas and you are also in the reserves. What are your options as far as continuing to drill and make good years other than taking an international flight back to the unit you were with back in the States regularly? Not sure if that is a common problem that has a cookie-cutter solution or not, but some of those jobs interest me and I'm wondering what the long term plan for keeping up with the reserves includes.