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career field. The technician will find that the job out look outside of military requires many things that aren't required of them within the career field while in the military. So it is best to find the job that is similar to the AFSC and also view the companies description of the qualification to fit that job. Also at least get an associate degree, over 5 years experience, and all of the required "certs" (Network +, Security +, CCNA, CCNP and so on) to acquire the job or at least an interview. The best time to apply or get a guaranteed job is the last three months before you leave the military. Military personnel that are within the career field 3D1X2 require a Secret, TS, or TS with SCI clearance in order to do the job.
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218:Communications satellite
22:long-haul communications
821:Molecular communication
644:Gardiner Greene Hubbard
473:Undersea telegraph line
208:Cable protection system
51:tactical communications
1253:Communication circuits
963:Communication protocol
749:Charles Sumner Tainter
564:Walter Houser Brattain
509:Edwin Howard Armstrong
317:Information revolution
130:Federal Standard 1037C
124:public domain material
937:Polarization-division
669:Narinder Singh Kapany
634:Erna Schneider Hoover
554:Jagadish Chandra Bose
534:Alexander Graham Bell
265:online video platform
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106:Long-distance calling
80:Communications System
779:Vladimir K. Zworykin
739:Almon Brown Strowger
709:Charles Grafton Page
364:Prepaid mobile phone
292:Electrical telegraph
729:Johann Philipp Reis
488:Wireless revolution
450:The Telephone Cases
307:Hydraulic telegraph
927:Frequency-division
904:Telephone exchange
774:Charles Wheatstone
704:Jun-ichi Nishizawa
679:Innocenzo Manzetti
614:Reginald Fessenden
349:Optical telegraphy
182:Telecommunications
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744:Henry Sutton
699:Samuel Morse
629:Robert Hooke
594:Amos Dolbear
529:John Bardeen
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332:Mobile phone
287:Edholm's law
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764:Alfred Vail
674:Hedy Lamarr
659:Dawon Kahng
619:Elisha Gray
579:Yogen Dalal
504:Nasir Ahmed
438:Teleprinter
302:Heliographs
145:MIL-STD-188
20:, the term
1160:Antarctica
1119:Toasternet
1041:Television
524:Paul Baran
456:Television
440:(teletype)
433:Telegraphy
411:transistor
389:Phryctoria
359:Photophone
337:Smartphone
327:Mass media
32:inter-LATA
1144:Americas
1133:Locations
1104:Internet2
865:Bandwidth
569:Vint Cerf
466:streaming
444:Telephone
384:Semaphore
275:streaming
1247:Category
1212:Category
1099:Internet
1089:CYCLADES
1006:Ethernet
956:Concepts
880:terminal
831:wireless
654:Bob Kahn
497:Pioneers
322:Internet
213:Cable TV
100:See also
63:switches
1232:Commons
1222:Outline
1175:Oceania
1094:FidoNet
1079:ARPANET
892:circuit
461:digital
190:History
86:Note 3:
73:Note 2:
59:traffic
47:Note 1:
1170:Europe
1140:Africa
1124:Usenet
1084:BITNET
1021:Mobile
897:packet
406:MOSFET
401:device
198:Beacon
1153:South
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1046:Telex
1036:Radio
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870:Links
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369:Radio
354:Pager
282:Drums
248:video
243:image
233:audio
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