Air Force · AFSC history
92270B Aircrew Life Support Supervisor
Historical code. Successor not verified.
Overview
Aircrew life support supervisors oversaw unit life-support sections. Historical AFSC listings identify 92270B as Aircrew Life Support Supervisor, also using the titles Personal Equipment Supervisor and Protective Equipment Supervisor. The leading T is an instructor-duty qualifier in the five-digit AFSC system described by 1980s Air Force training material. T92270B retains the underlying 92270B specialty; T922 is only a partial code. A March 1970 Air Force survey labels the 922X0B shred Pressure Suit. The record date is needed to confirm period-specific titles and qualifications.
Sources and limitations
Source documents (4)
- A.F.S.C. Directory (Air Force Job Speciality Codes, 1960s-70s), unofficial compilation by Ervin Davis
1. 92xxx section: 92270B Aircrew Life Support Supervisor, Personal Equipment Supervisor and Protective Equipment Supervisor · source dated February 13, 2001
- Headquarters Strategic Air Command, Aircrew Life Support Program, SAC Regulation 55-51
2. Chapter 3, printed p. 3-1 (PDF p. 13), paragraph 3-3: Life Support Supervisors (AFSC 92270), assigned to unit life-support sections; this regulation does not identify the B shred · source dated May 8, 1979
- Air University Extension Course Institute, Electronic Computer and Switching Systems Specialist, CDC 30554, Volume 1
3. Volume 1, edition 30554 01 8501, section 1-1, printed pp. 1-2 (PDF p. 18): letter prefixes describe special duties common to more than one specialty; the prefix T means instructor · source dated January 1985
- Air Force Human Resources Laboratory, Reported Job Interest and Perceived Utilization of Talents and Training by Airmen in 97 Career Ladders, AFHRL-TR-72-7
4. Table 4, printed p. 10 (PDF p. 16): March 1970 survey entries 922X0 Protective Equipment and 922X0B Pressure Suit · source dated January 1972
Historical information is drawn from the sources linked above. Classification dates are not personal service dates. Spot an error? Let us know.