Hey everybody, welcome back to the ones ready podcast. We've got another treat for you today.

In fact, this one, I'm going to go ahead and call it. This is going to do very, very well on YouTube

and on the audio platform because we haven't had a guest like you before,

hence why we are blocking you out and we are not going to mention your name.

But you may or may not be in the pipeline or may or may not have recently graduated

pipelines. So you have firsthand knowledge of of pipeline stuff and the fact that you are

prior service as well within the Air Force. So I don't just so I don't say your name,

I'm just going to say, hey, welcome to the welcome to the ones ready podcast. We're happy to have

you. Appreciate it dad. Thanks for having me on. So since I kind of alluded to it already,

you said that you were prior service. What did you do before you turned before you decided to become

a aspect war? For everybody out there, I was just trying to keep his identity, you know,

last thing I wanted is for you to get smoked like, oh, oh, really? Yeah.

Are you talking to ones ready? Yeah. Oh, how about that? Hate those guys.

No, I can handle that every time. No, so I was just your specialist before I cross-trained over

an aspect war. How long did you do that for? I would not feel for about four and a half years.

Okay. Yeah. Nice. All right. Well, Fairchild is not a bad place to be and Sears is a fun job

from when I come in, especially if you like being outdoors. Yeah, I mean, as an A1 scene

senior, I mean, there was really, for me, no better place to be. You know, getting to go out to

the field for a week every month with all your boys and, you know, it was just fun. Like,

looking back on it, some of the best memories. Yeah, and it's beautiful up there. Oh, yeah.

I mean, you really, you really are just going, I mean, you're instructing, but at the same time,

you're just going camping for a week at a time. Yeah. Once you get past all the BS with a pipeline

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