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Career Description

More and more, the fighting isn't done just on the battlefield but in intelligence centers around the world, and thus recognizing and exploiting intelligence information can be the difference between victory and defeat. As a Network Intelligence Analyst Specialist, your responsibilities will range from producing technical and operations briefings to identifying real-time threat warning levels. You will literally be the eyes and ears of the Air Force.

Career Tasks

• Analyze various radio communications
• Reconstruct different types of communication networks
• Edit radio traffic and convert the results into proper format for computer processing
• Operate machine-processing equipment to report results of analysis

Relevant Interests & Skills

• Communications
• Electronics
• Problem-solving

Training

After eight-and-a-half weeks of Basic Military Training, every Airman goes to technical training to learn their career. Here's the basic information about Network Intelligence Analyst Specialist technical training:

School location: Goodfellow AFB [TX]

Length of course: 93 days

College degree earned: Communications Applications Technology

College credits earned: 30