US air force could make pilots stay in service against their will amid drastic shortage

[MindWars]

The US Air Force could soon be forcing pilots to stay in the service against their will, according to the chief of the military unit’s Air Mobility Command. It comes amid an exodus of pilots leaving the Air Force for jobs at commercial airlines.
US Air Force Could Make Pilots Stay In Service Against Their Will Amid Drastic Shortage


Pilots fleeing service positions amidst endless war, social engineering


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Things must be getting bad if this takes place, radical feminist women better hope that drafting of women doesn't get undone and they start drafting women too lol. That would be way too funny if those radical twits had to serve.

 

[irosie91]

ya gotta read the fine print of the contract

 

[MindWars]

ya gotta read the fine print of the contract

Yep I know my husband served 20 yrs.

 

[Wyatt earp]

ya gotta read the fine print of the contract

Yep I know my husband served 20 yrs.

? I thought you were a guy...


Oh I forgot your type can get married now congrats

 

[depotoo]

I found this-

“Senior leadership is extremely engaged,” said Col. Jason Cockrum, the AF/A3 director of staff. “They care deeply and are taking this very seriously. They know and appreciate the high operations tempo that our fighter forces have been operating at for the past 25 years, and recognize the new and emerging threats in the Pacific, Europe and the ongoing operations in the Middle East. They understand those demands and the requirements for a strong sustainable fighter force in the future.”...

...There are three pillars that a lot of people focus on when considering staying in the military; quality of service, quality of life and monetary compensation,” Cockrum said. “Nobody in the civilian sector can compete with quality of service. What Airmen go out and do every day for our nation, you just can’t get that anywhere else. So we are focused on improvements related to quality of life and monetary compensation. We are not going to be able to compete directly with the airline industry on the monetary piece, but we are focusing on how we can ensure the other two pillars offset any differences offered by the civilian sector.”
Air Force faces fighter pilot shortage > U.S. Air Force > Article Display

 

[Moonglow]

ya gotta read the fine print of the contract

Yep I know my husband served 20 yrs.

And they never would let him out?