Career - Air Force Officer

Air Combat Officers (Mission Aircrew) will use radar systems to detect enemy targets and perform surveillance missions in areas of battle management, combat and maritime patrol.
Airfield Engineers will manage, assess, repair and maintain the operation of Air Force infrastructure and engineering services.
Dentists will assess, diagnose and treat dental conditions and maintain the oral health of Air Force personnel.
Doctors will provide healthcare to Air Force personnel in RAAF hospitals, at first aid posts or during emergency situations such as aeromedical evacuations.
Ground Defence Officers will defend Air Force airfields, assets and personnel from ground attack, command ground defence squadrons and conduct various types of defence training.
Air Traffic Controllers (Mission Controller) will manage the safe movement of military and non-military aircraft in the domestic environment, assisting with flight coordination and aircraft control during combat.
Nurses will be responsible for the medical needs of Air Force personnel and assist doctors with medical procedures in RAAF hospitals, remote locations or during aeromedical evacuations.
Pilots will fly combat and support aircraft on a variety of missions and roles, conduct flying lessons and carry out planning and administrative duties.

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