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I have been wanting to join the Air Force for some time now but I really want to know what I will be getting myself into before I actually make the decision. I would appreciate any information you could give me about it including the process, the experience and the benefits. Is training really that tough? Right now I am in college in Orlando, Florida. I like the Air Force because of the technology and would like to have a job in the technical ...
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