ISR

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Imagine this – you’re sitting at a computer in your unit, watching over a convoy on the other side of the world protecting them from attacks. You’re controlling a Predator that is flying above the troops thousands of miles away. In ISR, your missions are real and serious. You’ll gain skills that save lives and protect our country. And you’ll serve close to home, part-time. Life in the Air Guard brings service and community together, and opens doors in your civilian career as well.

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ISR Overview Do you see yourself on a reconnaissance mission? Performing surveillance of enemy forces? Analyzing Top Secret Intelligence? We do. Explore the ISR opportunities that await you in the Air Guard. Open Tab Button ISR Overview In an Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) career in the Air Guard, your missions are real and serious. You will be gaining skills that save lives and protect our country. And you will be serving close to home, part-time. Life in the Air Guard brings service and community together, and can open up doors in your civilian career as well. Perhaps you want to pursue a civilian career with the NSA, CIA or FBI. The Air Guard can give you the knowledge and experience you need to get there. more to get in-depth information about your future with the Air Guard and to find a unit near you. A career in ISR is waiting for you. Will I Be Deployed? Will I Be Deployed? There is always a possibility of being tasked for deployment. Every effort is made to use volunteers first. You may be tasked to deploy when volunteers are not available to meet mission requirements. Open Tab Button Will I Be Deployed? There is always the possibility of being tasked for deployment. When trouble strikes your state, your Governor may call out the Air Guard for to perform air rescue or medical response missions, or to assist the local authorities during a natural disaster. Likewise, the President may call on the Air Guard to support the nation's homeland defense mission. It is almost impossible to predict or determine whether, when, or for how long you could be deployed. Every effort is made to use volunteers first, and in some cases you may be tasked to deploy when volunteers are not available to meet the mission’s requirements. Where Will I Work? Where Will I Work? In the Air Guard you can work just minutes away from your hometown, or halfway around the world – It’s up to you! Open Tab Button Where Will I Work? In the Air Guard, you can work at a unit close to where you live. If there are ISR career opportunities near your hometown, you may qualify for a job in ISR that will jumpstart your Air Guard career. Check out Careers to learn about ISR openings in the Air Guard. Requirements Requirements In order to qualify for a job in ISR, you must meet the Air Guard’s physical fitness requirements and take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB). Contact a recruiter for more qualification details. Open Tab Button Requirements Those interested in joining the Air Guard who have never served before must be between the ages of 17 and 39. They are required to pass a written examination called the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) as well as an Entrance Physical Examination.	UNITS BENEFITS Your Zip Code: Update Map State Education Benefits Up to 100% tuition assistance. 50% tuition waived for all partner schools through graduate programs. 50% off tuition and related fees for undergraduate programs at partner schools. Tuition assistance for vo-tech courses at MD public colleges/univ and private institutions if the latter provides a 50% tuition waiver. Group Insurance $1,000 at no cost.$10,000 for $3.66 /mo; $15,000 for $5.33/mo; $20,000 for$7/ mo; $25,000 for $8.67/ mo; $30,000 for $10.34/ mo; $50,000 for$17.01/ mo Family plan: $5,000 for $3.33/mo(spouse/child); spouse only: $5,000 for $2/mo; $10,000 for $3.66/ mo; $25,000 for $8.67/mo Injury Death Benefits State Active Duty: Workers' Comp. If guardmember killed while on Active Duty or Title 32 duty, $100,000 death benefit to family if not eliG.I.ble for DIC. Medical Benefits State Active Duty: Workers' Comp. Miscellaneous Exempt from arrest while going to/from or on active duty. Free passage through tollgates, roads to/from duty. Exempt from jury duty. Distinctive auto plates. Interest-free emergency loans through relief funds. Reimbursement None State Tax Advantage None Workers Compensation State Active Duty

ISR Overview

Do you see yourself on a reconnaissance mission? Performing surveillance of enemy forces? Analyzing Top Secret Intelligence? We do. Explore the ISR opportunities that await you in the Air Guard.

Open Tab Button

ISR Overview

In an Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) career in the Air Guard, your missions are real and serious. You will be gaining skills that save lives and protect our country. And you will be serving close to home, part-time. Life in the Air Guard brings service and community together, and can open up doors in your civilian career as well. Perhaps you want to pursue a civilian career with the NSA, CIA or FBI. The Air Guard can give you the knowledge and experience you need to get there. more to get in-depth information about your future with the Air Guard and to find a unit near you. A career in ISR is waiting for you.

Will I Be Deployed?

Will I Be Deployed?

There is always a possibility of being tasked for deployment. Every effort is made to use volunteers first. You may be tasked to deploy when volunteers are not available to meet mission requirements.

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Will I Be Deployed?

There is always the possibility of being tasked for deployment. When trouble strikes your state, your Governor may call out the Air Guard for to perform air rescue or medical response missions, or to assist the local authorities during a natural disaster. Likewise, the President may call on the Air Guard to support the nation's homeland defense mission. It is almost impossible to predict or determine whether, when, or for how long you could be deployed. Every effort is made to use volunteers first, and in some cases you may be tasked to deploy when volunteers are not available to meet the mission’s requirements.

Where Will I Work?

In the Air Guard you can work just minutes away from your hometown, or halfway around the world – It’s up to you!

Open Tab Button

Where Will I Work?

In the Air Guard, you can work at a unit close to where you live. If there are ISR career opportunities near your hometown, you may qualify for a job in ISR that will jumpstart your Air Guard career. Check out Careers to learn about ISR openings in the Air Guard.

Requirements

Requirements

In order to qualify for a job in ISR, you must meet the Air Guard’s physical fitness requirements and take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB). Contact a recruiter for more qualification details.

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Requirements

Those interested in joining the Air Guard who have never served before must be between the ages of 17 and 39. They are required to pass a written examination called the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) as well as an Entrance Physical Examination.

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Education Benefits

Up to 100% tuition assistance. 50% tuition waived for all partner schools through graduate programs. 50% off tuition and related fees for undergraduate programs at partner schools. Tuition assistance for vo-tech courses at MD public colleges/univ and private institutions if the latter provides a 50% tuition waiver.

Group Insurance

$1,000 at no cost.$10,000 for $3.66 /mo; $15,000 for $5.33/mo; $20,000 for$7/ mo; $25,000 for $8.67/ mo; $30,000 for $10.34/ mo; $50,000 for$17.01/ mo Family plan: $5,000 for $3.33/mo(spouse/child); spouse only: $5,000 for $2/mo; $10,000 for $3.66/ mo; $25,000 for $8.67/mo

Injury Death Benefits

State Active Duty: Workers' Comp. If guardmember killed while on Active Duty or Title 32 duty, $100,000 death benefit to family if not eliG.I.ble for DIC.

Medical Benefits

State Active Duty: Workers' Comp.

Miscellaneous

Exempt from arrest while going to/from or on active duty. Free passage through tollgates, roads to/from duty. Exempt from jury duty. Distinctive auto plates. Interest-free emergency loans through relief funds.

Reimbursement

None

State Tax Advantage

None

Workers Compensation

State Active Duty