by Debbie Gildea
Air Force Personnel Center Public Affairs
6/12/2013 - JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-RANDOLPH, Texas (AFNS) -- Eligible lieutenants, captains and majors interested in Reserve Officer Training Corps instructor opportunities must submit their statement of intent, via the Airman Development Plan, to the Air Force Personnel Center by July 3, AFPC officials said today.
Academic year 2014 instructor positions will be available at more than 60 educational institutions nationwide, said Master Sgt. Curtis Reese, the AFPC Special Utilization Officer Assignments superintendent.
Applicants must be active duty Air Force line officers with four years' time on station as of June 2014, or be in a mandatory move status during the summer of 2014 or eligible for a return from overseas January-May 2014.
"Applicants must have a superior record of performance, as well," Reese said. "ROTC instructors have significant, daily impact on our future leaders, so we need to ensure our finest officers are in these positions."
Applicants must be released by their career field assignment team before they can compete for an instructor position, as well.
"We'll let you know if you've been released to apply for instructor duty by July 18, so you'll have ample time to complete your application and submit it to Air Education and Training Command by the Aug. 16 deadline," Reese said.
For complete eligibility requirements and application instructions, go to https://mypers.af.mil and enter "PSDM 13-52" in the search window.
Comments
6/14/2013 6:18:42 PM ET Hmmm. Given how USAF ROTC dets are undermanned why not also open instructor cadre positions to SNCOs Army and Navy ROTC use SNCOs as cadet instructors so why not USAF Make it a select special duty assignment open to MSGTs and above who have completed SNCO or have prior instructor experience. The USAF has opened AFIT and attache duty to enlisted why not this
