The Air Force recently proposed a plan to provide details about cyberspace operators/specialists and related career specialties. Particulars for analysts and developers are expected to be outlined later this year. The plan also outlines education and training paths, as well as a proposed badge that will identify future cyber operators. These changes will affect about 30,000 active-duty members and about 2,000 Guard and Reserve forces currently performing cyber-related duties. A list of the proposed new cyberspace career fields for enlisted operators/specialists is available in PDF format.
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Cyberspace Career Fields Unveiled
Week of July 14, 2008
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