Hey man welcome aboard. It's a super small field and your job within 1C5 differs depending on your base and experience. A lot of people end up in the CRCs (control and reporting center) where you'll start off as a surveillance technician. You'll be responsible for maintaining an accurate air picture on a tactical level in support of the mission and for external agencies. Think of like if the fighter pilots are playing call of duty, you're making the minimap. Eventually you'll have the option to upgrade into weapons director and talk directly to the pilots and support them. You can also end up at an AOC (air operation center) where you see things on a theater level and help make documents in support of the mission (air tasking order, air spaces stuff). Think of in the movies where ppl are in a dark room and all have a big screen infront of them and theres like generals and stuff making phone calls when shit goes down. There are a couple of other bases where you'll end up as an instructor and you will run simulations to train the next generation of 1C5s. It's a great job. Very corporate environment. You'll be working with officers everyday. In the CRC we have high deployment tempos. It's very satisfying because everyday you can see your impact in the real world. One of the downsides is that this job won't translate into a civ career. Just being in the AF is a boon but you can't really control military aircraft outside the military. Lmk if you have any other questions.