Stuff You Should Know

Check our Officer Development Training (ODT) catalog for opportunities available to you!

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If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered. 

Click HERE for the podcast on Apple Podcasts.

Click HERE for the podcast on Spotify.

Your credit report is an important part of your financial life. It can determine whether you can get credit, how good or bad the terms for getting credit are, and how much it costs you to borrow money. Learn how to get your free credit report — and why it’s a good idea. 

Click HERE to find out how to get a free credit report.

The For the Zoomies podcast is hosted by Air Force Academy cadet Andrew Cormier, with the intention of helping anyone who is thinking about commissioning into the United States Air Force by providing insight into what jobs in this branch are like. Every episode is an interview with an Air Force officer asking questions to get a first-hand, in-depth perspective on what different mission sets are like. Tune in for some insight and a war story or two! 

Click HERE for the podcast on Apple Podcasts.

Click HERE for the podcast on Spotify.

AFSPECWAR Officers command and lead ground forces in global access, precision strike, and personnel recovery missions delivering air, space, and cyber power to the joint force commander. They are problem solvers whose responsibilities include leading, mission planning, and managing day-to-day operations of Guardian Angel, Tactical Air Control Party, and Special Tactics teams. 

Click HERE for the Air Force Special Warfare Career Fields Website.

This is a publicly accessible collection of AFPC-sanctioned career information for almost all non-rated AFSCs.

Click HERE for the Air Force Specialty Code Website.

The AFROTC Special Programs Guide outlines the special programs and career fields offered to AFROTC cadets that have additional requirements outside the normal AFSC assignment processes.  Most of these programs are managed and/or boarded by offices outside the AFROTC enterprise.  This guide provides a general overview of each program as well as information on how to reach each of the program POCs.  The responsibility for program suspense’s, application requirements, and eligibility are ultimately on the cadet seeking entry into said program. 

Click HERE for the AFROTC Special Programs Guide.