AFROTC AFSC Rated 2012 is out

Pima

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For many of you this title sounds strange.

The AFSC is your career in the AF.

As many have you been sitting and waiting for board results. Bullet and I have been able to sympathize with the fear of the unknown since our DS was waiting for his own board....started this board process back in Dec

At 8:59 EST our wonderful son called to inform us he was selected for UPT.

I know many AFROTC candidates and cadets are always concerned about their chances of UPT. Here's proof it happens!

OBTW, he is a NON-TECH major.
 
Congrats Pima! My DS is going to be a non-tech major as well and he also wants to fly so I am sure he will be heartened to see that there are still opportunities to attain this.
 
At 8:59 EST our wonderful son called to inform us he was selected for UPT.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ENTIRE PIMA/BULLET HOUSEHOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS WONDERFUL NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:
 
Great News, congratulations

Love the way our kid's choices influence us in so many ways. Smile the rest of the week for the rest of us.
 
Thank you all, we are proud, but more than anything like many of you awaiting board results, just relieved that the roller coaster ride is done....at least for 1 yr (will go through it again next yr for base assignments and report date)!

I hope that our DS's ability can also give hope to those non-tech majors that you can have it all...the scholarship, the course major and the AF career.

Mom's pride, but he earned it...he followed the advice given....get a strong gpa, strong AFOQT, strong TBAS, strong PFT, PLUS very involved in the det.

FYI, as much as the scholarship numbers are decreasing, the Rated slots are expected to increase for the next several yrs.

This yr they had 800 slots for 1800 cadets. The highest in the past few yrs.

I have stated before those who survive this force re-structuring will be sitting prettier from a statistical chance.

OBTW DS turns 21 this week, and the plan was always to have him meet Dear Old Dad, at the squadron bar (only one allowed at the Pentagon) to toast his birthday with AF people...I guess now the toast will be to the next flying generation.

DS summed it up the best, I can sleep now for the 1st time in months.
 
Congratulations Pima to you, your son and Bullet!! Your son sounds like a great "kid" and I'm sure he will be a fine AF Officer.:thumb:
 
Off topic, but on topic.

He will be a great officer for one reason. Last week when he was awaiting the results, he said to me:

"Mom, I want UPT, but if I don't get it, I am okay. Dad taught me that wearing the blues was more important than wearing the bag"

I do wonder if maybe the Det Command saw that in him when they supported him for UPT.

To perk up all AFROTC cadets, KEVSTER especially.

At our DS's det:

10 out of 10 got rated, or so he has heard.

6 got UPT
2 got CSO (in old days they were called WSOs)
2 got ABM

Nobody got UAV which is one of their options. Cadets actually get to rack and stack between rated choices. Their OML determines where they land in that stack.
 
Pima I cant tell you how happy I am for you and your family right now! :shake: 100% selection is also great news for the det! :thumb: Your DS is my mentor again this semester and you can be sure that I will be picking his brain (yours and bullet's as well) about everything.

Once again Congrats!!! :jump1:
 
I just did a double take......800 slots??? That seems really high? Don't most rated slots come out to about 600-700?
 
800 slots includes UPT, CSO, ABM and UAV.

500 for UPT out of 800 slots total. 800 selected out of 1800 candidates.

The remaining 300 were:
CSO
ABM
UAV
 
Ahh thank you for the clarification! Yes I think I have seen that they are projecting about 560 UPT slots for FY 14 and I assume that the others would also mirror this as well. Fingers crossed!:biggrin:
 
Congrats!

This year was definitely a good one for people wanting rated slots. Our det was 11 for 11. 9 pilots and 2 navs. If anyone is curious, here is the list of slots open for each AFSC in our year group (FY12).

FY '12 Commissioning AFSC Requirements
13DXA Combat Rescue 7
13DXB Special Tactics 8
13L Career ALO 13
13M Airfield Operations 11
13S Space & Missile Ops 96
14N Intelligence 176
15W Meteorology Weather 23
17D Cyber 80
21A Aircraft Maint 40
21M Munitions/Missile Maint 13
21R Logistics Readiness 47
31P Security Forces 28
32EXA Architecture Civil Engr 2
32EXC Civil Engr Civil Engr 1
32EXE Electrical Engr Civil Engr 4
32EXF Mechanical Engr Civil Engr 4
32EXG General Engr Civil Engr 26
32EXJ Environmental Engr Civil Engr 0
35P Public Affairs 12
38F Personnel/Manpower/Svcs 44
61AX Math / Ops Research Scientist 20
61BX Behavioral Psychology Scientist 3
61CX Chemistry Scientist 2
61DX Physics Scientist 0
62EXA Aeronautical Engr Developmental Engr 28
62EXB Astronautical Engr Developmental Engr 12
62EXC Computer Engr Developmental Engr 9
62EXE Electrical Engr Developmental Engr 78
62EXG General Engr Developmental Engr 47
62EXH Mechanical Engr Developmental Engr 15
63A Engr, Math, Mgt, or 24 hrs Acquisition 50
64P Contracting 22
65F/W Financial Management 22
71S Special Investigations 8
Total Non-Rated Line 951

Pilot 505
Nav 204
ABM 68
UAS 80
Total Rated Line 857

Total 1,808


Just a clarification...these numbers are ONLY for cadets commissioning out of AFROTC. Does not include academy and OTS folks.
 
Congratulations!!!!!!!! How wonderful and exciting that your son's hard work made his dreams come true.

Sleep well Pima, you deserve it!
 
Pima,
Congratulations to your son and your family. What wonderful news! It gives all of us who are just starting this process a lot of hope. Thank you for all your posts.
 
Nick, I can't remember are you this yrs board or are you next yr?

Also for posters that are new to the process, it should be explained there are 2 boards. The rated and non-rated.

The rated gets released 1st. Obviously there will be cadets that didn't get it, thus, they than hand in a new "dream sheet" and go to the non-rated board. The non-rated board meets in March, these cadets will find out their slots in April sometime.

It is about a 4 week turn around from the board meeting to the release date.

For Class of 13 it is suppose to be another bumper crop of rated slots next yr too.

The one thing on Nick's list for AFROTC that shocked me was 7 for Combat Rescue. That seemed like a lot because in the AF world Combat Rescue is a very small group. And I mean small especially when you compare it to security forces, which are only taking 28....ever base has SP's, but not every base has Combat Rescue.
 
Nick, I can't remember are you this yrs board or are you next yr?

Also for posters that are new to the process, it should be explained there are 2 boards. The rated and non-rated.

The rated gets released 1st. Obviously there will be cadets that didn't get it, thus, they than hand in a new "dream sheet" and go to the non-rated board. The non-rated board meets in March, these cadets will find out their slots in April sometime.

It is about a 4 week turn around from the board meeting to the release date.

For Class of 13 it is suppose to be another bumper crop of rated slots next yr too.

The one thing on Nick's list for AFROTC that shocked me was 7 for Combat Rescue. That seemed like a lot because in the AF world Combat Rescue is a very small group. And I mean small especially when you compare it to security forces, which are only taking 28....ever base has SP's, but not every base has Combat Rescue.

I didnt put in for a rated slot. Sent in my Form 53 on Tuesday. We were told we'd find out the results somewhere around 26 March. Im hoping it wont get delayed.

The CRO slots are a suprise. There are also alot of STO slots. I guess theyre planning on really bumping up the Spec ops side.
 
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