Where does 91B get stationed?

Advanced Individual Training (AIT) to become an Army Wheeled Vehicle Repairer (MOS 91B) is 13 weeks long and is conducted at Fort Lee, Virginia. What is this?

How often do air force mechanics get deployed?

Those in Air Force jobs assigned to Band A can expect to deploy 6 months every 24 months.

Is it possible to never get deployed in the National Guard?

The only likely reason for anyone being truly nondeployable is that they have a medical problem that prevents deployment. The real reason recruits fear deployment isn’t service in a foreign country; it’s serving in a combat zone.

Do military technicians get deployed?

“These technicians are the ones who do not deploy because they are not Soldiers; they are part of the civilian workforce. About 52,000 technicians are spread across the 52 states and territories and the District of Columbia. About 95 percent of them are deployable servicemembers.

How long is AIT for a 91B?

Job training for a wheeled vehicle mechanic requires 10 weeks of Basic Combat Training and 12 weeks of Advanced Individual Training with on-the-job instruction. Part of this time is spent in the classroom, and part takes place in the field.

Do Air National Guard get deployed?

What careers/jobs are most likely to be deployed? Anyone in the Air Guard may get deployed at any time during a war or homeland emergency. Unfortunately, no one can predict what future needs will be. Your unique skills and training may be needed at any time, regardless of the career you choose.

How often are National Guard members deployed?

If you’re called up by your state government, active duty missions usually run from 15-to-60 days. Federal deployments are usually a year, at the minimum.

What is an Army National Guard technician?

These technicians are federal civilian employees who are required to maintain a military membership with a Guard unit as part of their employment. Technicians support the dual mission of the National Guard by training, administrating and maintaining the military forces for both State and federal responses.