Ex-US Air Force looking for civilian avionics training
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Ex-US Air Force looking for civilian avionics training
Well, this is my first time on the site and probably on the second on one of this kind so please bear with me if I mess up. 
I read a ton of posts but nothing fitting enough.
Long story short. I'm a 9+ year honorably discharged US Air Force veteran who has travelled the world as an F-16 Avionics Tech. I've been signed off on a large range of things in the fields of crew chief, weapons, back-shop and fuels to name a few.
I got out for my family 5 years ago and have been teaching English to Italians since then. I'M BORED SILLY!
My question.... What is the best license/cert to get keeping in mind I live in Europe but don't want to be forced to stay only for this. If anyone has any experience of this while using the GI Bill, I would appreciate the info.
Is the EASE Part 66 B2 my best bet?
Thanks, C
I read a ton of posts but nothing fitting enough.Long story short. I'm a 9+ year honorably discharged US Air Force veteran who has travelled the world as an F-16 Avionics Tech. I've been signed off on a large range of things in the fields of crew chief, weapons, back-shop and fuels to name a few.
I got out for my family 5 years ago and have been teaching English to Italians since then. I'M BORED SILLY!
My question.... What is the best license/cert to get keeping in mind I live in Europe but don't want to be forced to stay only for this. If anyone has any experience of this while using the GI Bill, I would appreciate the info.
Is the EASE Part 66 B2 my best bet?
Thanks, C
