I'm at the same point. A Major with over 10 years and I've had it! I just 7 day opted out of a T-38 to Columbus. I realize allot of pilot's these days would die to fly that jet, especially making over 100K doing it. I've been scr*^ed over too much. I'm ready to make my own decisions at this point. Even if I'm flying a banner in southern Florida, at least I have the choice to leave or stay. The AF leadership is taught to "Stand on the backs of their people", No kidding. Even in my short tenure, things have drastically changed to an unacceptable level. When regulations and QOL aren't upheld, the AF answer is "You could be in IRAQ". I for one am rolling the dice and taking my chances. There's is a better life! Not even to mention the 365's that are soon coming down the pike. When I submitted my separations paperwork and asked to remain flying, the answer I received from my squadron commander was, sorry, don't have the time for ya, you’ll complete your duties as a Major in the USAF until you separate. Another words, don't let the door hit ya! I was prepared for that though. Bottom line, there's jobs out there and if you want a career change, the GI bills offer some other avenues. I realize we're the minority, so if anyone else is submitting their separation, please PM me your email so we can keep each other abreast of any ideas or opportunities.