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2. Air Reserve Technician Program - Wikipedia

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   Learn about the Air Reserve Technician Program, a dual-status role of full-time civil service and military leaders, managers, operators, planners and trainers in the Air Force Reserve and National Guard. Find out the background, training, assignment and utilization of ARTs in various Air Force specialties and missions.

3. Air Force Reserve Command - Wikipedia

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   Learn about the federal reserve component of the U.S. Air Force, its history, missions, aircraft, and categories of service. AFRC provides combat-ready forces to fly, fight and win, and supports the Space Force and other operations.

4. Active Guard Reserve - Wikipedia

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   Learn about the AGR program, a federal military program that places Army and Air National Guard and Reserve personnel on full-time duty for various purposes. Compare the AGR program with the sea services' TAR, AR and RPA programs and the Individual Ready Reserve.

5. Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps - Wikipedia

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   GMC cadets on contract are also considered to be inactive enlisted members in the Obilgated Reserve Section (ORS) of the Air Force Reserve serving without pay. Their Air Force Reserve enlisted ranks will range from Airman Basic (AB, pay grade E-1) to Staff Sergeant (SSgt, pay grade E-5) with higher grades based on prior enlisted military ...

6. 413th Flight Test Group - Wikipedia

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   The 413th Flight Test Group is a US Air Force Reserve Command unit that conducts flight tests on aircraft after depot maintenance. It has a history of World War II and Cold War operations, and is based at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia.

7. Combat systems officer - Wikipedia

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   A combat systems officer (CSO) is a flight member of an aircrew in the US Air Force and the mission commander in many multi-crew aircraft. Learn about the history, training, and roles of CSOs, and how they differ from navigators and weapon systems officers.