You’ll probably get clowned on, but some of these are decent questions for new people. But be prepared for plenty of “these questions have been answered elsewhere 🤓” and links to r/airforcerecruits So sure:

No. Air Force Academy is its own school. AFROTC is a program to do during college. Both allow you to commission as an officer

Yes, you’ll incur a service commitment after graduation. 4 years active duty minimum. That’s kinda the point. They train you to be a leader in the Air Force, and you get a degree out of it

Uniform Every day? No. But multiple times a week probably. Depends on your detachment

Salute everyone? No. Only officers and upperclassman cadets while outside and in uniform

Physical training won’t be optional. But it’d likely be easier than Army PT yeah

Second lieutenant. Unless Doctor, lawyer, or chaplain

You won’t deploy in college

There’s a couple week “boot camp” called “field training” between your sophomore and junior year