What Career Paths Can a U.S. Air Force E&E Systems Tech Pursue After Service?

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I'm currently serving in the U.S. Air Force as an E&E (electrical & environmental) systems tech. I'm want to be an engineer (electrical or mechanical) when I get out. Hoping to get some good career advice and learn a lot avout physics.
 
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Welcome to the PF, and thank you for your service (Army brat & EE here). :smile:
 
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