Alumni

2018 AFSC Selections

13D - Combat Rescue Officer

14N - Intelligence

17D - Cyberspace Operations

21A - Aircraft Maintenance

38F - Force Support

62E - Developmental Engineer

63A - Aquisition Manager

64P - Contracting

92T - Pilot Trainee

2019 AFSC Selections

13S - Space Operations

14F - Information Operations

14N - Intelligence

17D - Cyberspace Operations

21R - Logistics Readiness

32E - Civil Engineer

38F - Force Support

61A - Operations Research Analyst

62E - Developmental Engineer

71S - Special Investigations

92T - Pilot Trainee

2020 AFSC Selections

13C - Special Tactics Officer

13L - Air Liaison Officer

13M - Airfield Operations

13N - Nuclear and Missile Operations

13S - Space Operations

14N - Intelligence

17D - Cyberspace Operations

21A - Aircraft Maintenance

32E - Civil Engineer

38F - Force Support

62E - Developmental Engineer

63A - Acquisition Manager

92T - Pilot Trainee

2021 AFSC Selections

13S - Space Operations

14N - Intelligence

17D - Cyberspace Operations

32E - Civil Engineer

61D - Physicist/Nuclear Engineer

62E - Developmental Engineer

63A - Acquisition Manager

92T - Pilot Trainee

2022 AFSC Selections

13N - Nuclear and Missile Operations

13S - Space Operations

14F - Information Operations

14N - Intelligence

15W - Weather

17D - Cyberspace Operations

21A - Aircraft Maintenance

21R - Logistics Readiness

31P - Security Forces

32E - Civil Engineering

38F - Force Support

62E - Developmental Engineering

65F - Financial Management

92T0 - Pilot Trainee

92T1 - Navigator/Combat Systems Officer Trainee

92T2 - Air Battle Manager Trainee

92T3 - Remotely Piloted Aircraft Trainee

 

Alumni Stories

Ron Worthington '67

I was a DMG Spring 1967,  President of Arnold Air Society, &  Cadet Deputy Commander my senior year. Ellison Onizuka was a year behind me. I served 4 years as a nuclear munitions officer supporting B52 aircraft from 1967 - 1971, first at Beale AFB, CA & then at 15th AF Headquarters at March AFB, CA.

Kelly Smith '04

I’m Kelly Smith, Det 105 class of 2004. I’ve been an LRO since commissioning, had 3 deployments and 7 assignments, and currently a Sq/CC at Travis AFB, CA.

Mark Nelson '81

I loved my time at Det 105. I was a squadron commander my second semester junior year, and a member of Arnold Air Society.  I was a Category 1M cadet, so I went to missile operations after graduation. I went to Minot where I became a flight commander's deputy and a combat crew commander.

Matthew Rochon '97

My name is Matthew Rochon and I graduated in 1997. I felt well prepared for the Air Force and life in general as a result of Det 105. My first semester, I jumped into ROTC and other extra curricular activities, but then my grades suffered and the Commander, Colonel Ruotsala, really helped me focus on what was important and helped me push through to graduation with a pretty heavy course load in architectural engineering.

Jace Yeager '19

The grind doesn’t stop after commissioning, that’s just another milestone complete. You’re going to have to keep on pushing yourself to be the better version of you, and take care of your Airmen.

Nathan Higgins '00

I’m extremely proud of my time at Det 105...still have a Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØcase on my phone/license plate holder too. By the way, is there still like a large wood plaque on the wall just prior to the main stairwell leading to the second floor of the detachment?  My AAS pledge class made it back in the Spring of ‘97...time flies!