Posted on May 20, 2020
Hunter Maier
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LTC Jason Mackay
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If either airframe is retired, you'll be transitioned to a new MOS, most likely for the airframe that replaces it. I would not let this worry you. This happens on the ground side with MOS alignment, consolidations and new equipment programs. It doesn't happen that often.
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Hunter Maier
Hunter Maier
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Thanks man, I was super nervous about that
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LTC Jason Mackay
LTC Jason Mackay
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Why? Were you afraid you'd be liquidated? I've said too much.
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SSG Drill Sergeant
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They’re both good MOS’s I chose 15T because we have more duty station options than 15Us
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SGT Mitchell Peterson
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As far as which airframe will be around longer. I doubt the Army will get rid of either of them. The 47 is going to be a 100 year airframe. All 4 branches of the Military use the 60, and for good reason. It's a great aircraft, very versatile. If you enlisted today at 18 years old, and retired at the maximum age to serve of 62, both airframe will still be in service guaranteed
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SPC Tracy Lee
SPC Tracy Lee
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Wasn’t safe back in my day, nickname yard dart because they crashed nose first
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