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AFSC and Career Field Name Changes

AFSC Changes According to documents given to me by MSgt (Ret) Richard Traufield, who started his career in the ’40s, the various AFSC’s held by him are as follows: In Nov of 1949, he was known as a “P.E. Specialist” and had an MOS of 59400. In Jan of 1952, he was...

The Merger

The Merger The Merging of Aircrew Life Support and Survival Equipment 8/2/2007 – KADENA AIR BASE, Japan (AFPN) —  Aircrew life support and survival equipment Airmen always have had jobs that mirrored each other somewhat. Under a new directive, the two Air Force...

How the Program Developed

How the Program Developed Reference: AF Manual 64-4, dated Oct 1954 Before 1943, the United States Air Force had little need for a specialized survival training and personal equipment program. After 1943, however, personal, survival, and emergency equipment, as well...