Hello, i am in the navy reserve. I don't know if there are any specific programs for the air force, but you probably can get the reserve gi bill--it's only $297 monthly, but anything helps... also, with the navy they have a program called Medical In Training, or MIT. It allows you to get your monthly drill pay for attending class, like a rescheduled drill, or flex drill. So, there's another $300-500/month, depending on your rank. I know that if you are a new accession to the navy, they have a stipend program where they pay you like $1200/month to go to school. I was already in so i didn't qualify for that (didn't seem fair). Anyway, there ARE programs out there, may be different for Air Force, but you should check with recruiting first, talk to someone who KNOWS about the medical programs. Contact a CRNA in the air force as well. I really had to dig to find the info I did, it was like it was some kind of secret. Either way, you will probably still have to take out student loans--CRNA school is very expensive (i.e.$11,000/semester). Good Luck, Julie
