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Air Reserve Technicians
Air reserve technicians, commonly referred to as ARTs, are a nucleus of managers, planners and trainers who have knowledge and expertise to smooth Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) units' transition from a peacetime to a wartime environment. They provide management continuity, equipment maintenance and training support to help keep their units combat ready.
Air reserve technicians carry dual status, working as full-time civil service employees for the Air Force and as military members in the same AFRC units where they work as civilians and performing the same job. A civil servant or public servant is a civilian career public sector employee working for a government department or agency. In their civilian role, air reserve technicians provide full-time support throughout the month for their units. In the AFRC, air reserve technicians participate with other reservists on weekends and annual active-duty tours.
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Retired in Oct 2018, ART for 37 years. What a ride, can't say is was all bad, had a few good days in there. The people are great, but there's that underground that you have to watch out for. To all my fellow ARTS, Thank You, you put up with a lot and deserve credit for all that you do.
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Any old ARTs out there? Please tell some good or bad ART days, for the younger troops. Edited by user Sunday, December 29, 2019 10:28:08 AM(UTC)
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I heard from the grapevine that the ART world is undermanned and hurting, anyone else hearing that?
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Originally Posted by: Civil10  I heard from the grapevine that the ART world is undermanned and hurting, anyone else hearing that? Underpaid and exhaustive work....no thanks
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