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kylesprincess · October 30th, 2007, 19:25

to start off im not the princess im her husband i am Army ATC noticed that this ? was posted in march so i dont know if this question still applies but with army ATC you will get alot of good training but at the same time you will have to deal with a lot of uneeded crap but then again thats military for ya.ATC in the army we deal with mostly tactical ATC but you will get a CTO some where in your military career you will probably get some radar in there some where too. Most of the ATC training is FAA training but when you get out you will have to take a course in oklahoma city that is for civilian ATC cause military ATC and civi ATC are the same job but completely different and just to add on the fact that unlike the Airforce we serve the full 12 to 15 months in iraq cause we kick ass. no matter what branch you go through you will still be getting most of your training at Ft. Rucker home of ARMY aviation at least the navy does anyway i have seen marines but there usually officers and the Air force has there own training but its shorter and has alot of usless info that you will never use so i have heard from my cousin that is AF ATC. If you have any more ?'s i would be glad to help.

October 30th, 2007, 19:25	#7
kylesprincess Newbie Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 1	Re: Military ATC to start off im not the princess im her husband i am Army ATC noticed that this ? was posted in march so i dont know if this question still applies but with army ATC you will get alot of good training but at the same time you will have to deal with a lot of uneeded crap but then again thats military for ya.ATC in the army we deal with mostly tactical ATC but you will get a CTO some where in your military career you will probably get some radar in there some where too. Most of the ATC training is FAA training but when you get out you will have to take a course in oklahoma city that is for civilian ATC cause military ATC and civi ATC are the same job but completely different and just to add on the fact that unlike the Airforce we serve the full 12 to 15 months in iraq cause we kick ass. no matter what branch you go through you will still be getting most of your training at Ft. Rucker home of ARMY aviation at least the navy does anyway i have seen marines but there usually officers and the Air force has there own training but its shorter and has alot of usless info that you will never use so i have heard from my cousin that is AF ATC. If you have any more ?'s i would be glad to help.