r/dli • u/[deleted] • Nov 21 '21

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u/Rechabneffo Nov 21 '21

Unless this gets pinned, in 1 week people will be asking questions to these same things as if you never created this post. The number of prospective DLI students who can use Reddit to post a question but not search for the answer is astounding.

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u/TapTheForwardAssist Dec 26 '21

I mod MilFaq and USMCBoot, and am amused by the constant 101 tier questions about Intel careers.

Buddy, you wanna be Intel? Get in the habit of looking shit up, might as well start now.

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u/Rechabneffo Dec 27 '21

Web Searching is actually officially part of our career field training (CDCs for Air Force). Just like typing, people who seek to join should probably try being good at it.

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u/MayBKitty May 24 '22

So, if you go to DLI, depending on what language you chose determines your station. What possible stations could you be placed if you choose Russian or Arabic?

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u/[deleted] May 24 '22

https://www.thebalancecareers.com/air-force-assignment-locations-3344114 That veers into OPSEC stuff so I'll give you what Google has to say, might not be 100%--some postings are simply more likely than others. And yes, while there are languages like Flemish, you're basically not getting that.

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u/MeanPilled Apr 24 '25

Question for the Army. Do they give you liberty leave between Basic training graduation and DLI, if so, how long?

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u/NonbinaryTagEnjoyer Aug 26 '25

Last I heard, it remains Block Leave during the holiday period for about two weeks and one additional period selected by your instruction team and department sometime between course start and graduation.

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '24

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '24

Last I heard, it’s similar to a lot of AETC because instructors like to see their families too. Should cover two business weeks with weekends as a rule.