Is it possible to continue service within the Air Force reserves overseas.?

Question

I plan on moving to The Netherlands (Holland) and would like to continue the Air Force reserves over there. I know there are quite a few bases in Germany, and possibly Holland. Or is there a waiting list, and obviously a job has to exist. Any insight would be appreciated.

Answer 1

It might be possible, although I don't know off-hand about any Air Force Reserve units at those NATO bases. I had a friend who served his annual active duty period in Saudi Arabia, while working as a civilian contractor there. He spent time with the Royal Saudi Navy as an exchange officer. You might want to check with the personnel folks at Randolph and see if any drilling units exist in Europe.

Answer 2

okay nicely you will do the reserves. so which you get payed 2 days out the month which isnt god funds. even acyive it isnt that great for some years. yet nonetheless alot extra valuable than the different branch. and there is that risk you're activated for deployment and such, besides the fact that impossible with the air rigidity. yet in actuality you nonetheless want yet another pastime to assist your self. and you may desire to be waiting for a surprising activation. it does take place. you in addition to could dont gets a commission as much as an actie accountability memeber for college. it nonetheless enables nevertheless. while you're prepared for alll that then do it for confident. if no longer attempt getting a furnish possibly for college. identification seek advice from a recruiter eventhough they'll lie

Answer 3

Definitely, the answer is yes. Like you said though, reserve/IMA slots are limited, so you should look at what's out there as far as vacancies go. I'm active duty currently overseas, and we do have our share of IMAs out here, but not as much stateside.