Although many Airmen have already volunteered to change career fields or
separate under the initial phase of the Air Force’s fiscal 2005
noncommissioned officer retraining program, 668 other active-duty Airmen
face involuntary retraining. In Phase I of the program, Air Force officials
notified more than 3,000 Airmen selected as “vulnerable” to retrain and
asked them to submit their choices of shortage career fields for retraining.
As part of Phase II, 668 active-duty Airmen have been targeted for
involuntary retraining into a specialty chosen for them by Air Force
Personnel Center enlisted retraining officials. Phase II began Dec. 2 and
will run through Feb. 28. Vulnerability listings by grade and Air Force
specialty are posted on the Web and will be updated weekly at
href=”https://www.afpc.randolph.af.mil/enlskills/Retraining/retraining.htm”
target=”_blank”>www.afpc.randolph.af.mil
details about the program can contact their local military personnel flight.