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If I could offer you one tip, it would be to KNOW how at least one other language works. You are not going to get Japanese, everyone wants that, and only prior service/officers even get it. IF you pass the DLAB, then you qualify for ANY language they offer. You go into a room with a choice sheet filled out, he asks your prior experience with language and if you say Spanish or something common he probably asks something like what color is this room.Īfter that he looks at your 6 choices and gives you none of them :P. If you are going to be a ground linguist, you will get your language near the end of week 7. Troll and spam posts/comments will be deleted.Īll Airmen from any Air Force are welcome here, though we are overwhelmingly from the US! No making fun of people based on their appearance or personal attacks. Other photos of people in uniform should have their face and name tape obscured in some way. Photos of people in uniform should be a public figure, or related to a news article or current event.

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