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I wonder what would happen if she put up a picture of herself at her desk.

Hasn't he heard? Wars in contested environments are over.

It says "AFSC, grade or year group is not eligible or has been removed from eligibility" I'm '98 12R. I thought the caveat about "all selectively continues officer are eligible..." Was my ace in the hole. Oh well...can't blame me for manning problems big blue, I tried.

Isn't that why it is third on the list? What am I missing?

Why is the AF being forced to buy the Global Hawk? Glad to see Gen Hostage calling it like it is!

Actually it depends how far into your UPT commitment you are. An additional ADSC for requal or IP upgrade cannot exceed your original 10 yr ADSC. See AFI 36-2107 Table 1.1. Note 1b. "b. All manned or unmanned pilots, navigators, and air battle managers who began aviation service after 30 September 1997 will not incur any additional Advanced Flying Training (AFT)/Instructor Qualification ADSCs which extend beyond 6 or 10 years as applicable, of continuous or cumulative rated service. Rated service begins at the completion of training and awarding of wings for the rated specialty. They will still incur Permanent Change of Station (PCS), Professional Military Education (PME), and other non-AFT related ADSCs."

Would this be the same rated leadership that bans morale patches and Friday shirts, requires reflective belt wear and empowers chiefs to parade around as uniform police? Not sure that will help.

You all follow checklists, right? Your decisions are verified by standard coded procedures, right? In the aviation world we test on at least two basic concepts. Our closed book tests evaluate information that should be able to be recalled immediately, ala in the cockpit. We have public MQFs to study for those. Our open book tests evaluate information that is good to know to perform your job, but not time critical hence open book to find the answer. Pardon my apparent naiveté, but how do these logic rubik cube tests prepare you to do the job? If our aviation exam program has worked well, why don't other operational fields follow suit?

Performance is the true measure of ability. Questions?