In the meantime, Tammy kept checking the Internet and one day found there were vacancies in the structural career field. I told Brian when he came home and decided to start the paperwork. Tammy smiles when she talks about the differences in her husband. And Cooper agrees their family is excited to be back as part of the Air Force family. I m not in that grind anymore and have more time with my kids.
Cooper urges first-term airmen considering separating to rethink their decision.
But the Coopers are not the only people to benefit from his prior service. Squadrons also profit when people decide to come back into the military. Freerks plans to have Cooper speak to airmen s groups about making the right decision when considering separating from the military because Cooper and his wife have seen both sides. Now I have everything I want, I have family, camaraderie and a positive environment. Senior Airman Brian Cooper, 796th Civil Engineer Squadron structural journeyman, assembles a cabinet.