Air force question about AMMO, can you answer?

I think this may have been one of bottom choices, what i really wanted was avionics, but of course service before self. I was wondering if now that i been told thats what im getting then its now 100%. Also anybody who's done the job or know alot about it, who could tell me what its like. I really want to work around fighter jets, its suppose to involve working around to some degree. My last few questions are anybody know what are some good stations, i really want to station in japan near tokyo, do they have munitions systems jobs there, is there a place i can look to find out where they do?

Ammo works with Fighter cannon rounds, flares and chaff and convential bombs.

You will load, unload, inspect cannon rounds into fighter aircraft, B-52 and Ac-130 gun ships, depending on where you are assigned.

You also, maintain, rebuild, inspect and fuse convential bombs.

You also load flares and chaff into aircraft.

The Air Force nickname for your job, is " BB Stacker "

You will generally work outside.

Except for rebuilding bombs.

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They have your job, at any base that has fighters, AC-130 and convential bombers.

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My last roommate in Guam was a BB Stacker, he liked it enough, he reenlisted.

My kid brother was stationed in Misawa at the AFB it was north of Tokyo. Read up on the culture before you, Fodors guides or similar at Borders etc. Your test scores detrmine your school, if you do well you will get better station choices. Good luck

dud u know that 90% of the air forces personel never get to even touch the planes

If you're assigned to a fighter wing, then yes you'll work with fighters. You easily be assigned to a bomber wing, or (less likely) a special operations wing.
Be ready for some long hours: the real reason behind the AF being able to generate the sortie rates it does, only our Navy brothers come (very) close, is due to the amazing work of the ground crew component. Anyone who's flown the line for any period of time will admit that immediately.
The only AF base "near" Tokyo is Yokota; that's an AMC base. You would most likely be assigned to Kadena (Okinawa) or Misawa (Northern Japan) assuming you go to Japan. If you opt for Pac theater, brush up on your Korean; you as a first-term airman would stand an excellent chance of ending up at Kunsan, or Osan.