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Dude pick the hog. You will get down to 500ft on your 8th ride in the jet, shoot the gun on the 13th ride and pretty much every sortie from that point on. You can also loiter high and drop jdams/lgbs for hours on end. The c model has amazing capes and will be around for a long time. We deal with the army, marines, special forces, and any grunt on the ground who needs our assistance. Sure its slow and it sucks at bfm....but can you find any other negatives? You realize after flying the Hog that it wasn't built to go fast, fly formation, go on cross country, shoot multiple inst approaches, or do all kinds of cool aerobatics. It was designed to fly low, carry a metric shit ton of weapons and kill any fucking thing on the ground....period dot. Thats what it does, and thats what we train for. easy decision imo

Their not going to build an A-10 replacement for this mission due to the fact that there is no way in hell they would let a foreign country operate and own such a machine.

That thing is sick!!!!!

All 3 of Detroits goals sucked. GO PENS!!

Whats the purpose of a ROTC dude wearing a flightsuit? Do your duties include flying?

AFRC are goin only OTS now. Last AMS class with reserve dudes was in Aug of 2007.

I dont on inside interview details, or how often units have them. You need to talk to the specific unit for details like that. You need to visit that specific unit. Do you have any contacts there or anyway you can call/email them and ask to stop by for a visit. Unless you deploy with them, or happen to know guys in the unit, thats about it. Its also good to have a few good reasons why you want to be there. Family there, from that location, civilain job lined up...ect good luck

The unit will have to want you. So yes, you do interview, but its a slightly different style of interview.

There is no reason a C-172 should be thrown in this mix. Please refrain from doing that again.

guys its UPT...who cares who calls you what. Just say sir and deal with the pain. It will end soon enough.

flipping switches helps a ton int he UTD, but they are not always open and its great to have that poster on your wall to look at if you need help remmeber where a switch is while doing ground ops. Sure it may not be best thing to study right when you start, but it wont hinder you when you start doing sims week 2 or 3. And even if you are guard still go in with the attitude that your gonna kick ass and do your best. AT the end of the day, being guard has some added pressure others dont have. Dont slack and get the "classic guard guy" stink on you....your life will suck.

Just stood up a guard unit at Whiteman. Prior F-15c unit out of STL

The chance to get a fighter right now is tough. Only 1 per assignment night per base is pretty slim. So 1 dude out of 26-30 is gonna get a chance to go fighters. But look at the back log on RTU dates and such.....crazy

When I was there back in late June, we attended a roll call at the 22 squadron. It was an experiance let me say.......not as much fun as we thought it would be. We couldnt get anyone to give us a clear answer on seeing a 22. But we probably asked the wrong people. Find someone over in the 22 squadron and they will most likely have the best advice? isuguy....you from Vance?

Any recommendations between an AR style rifle vs a SIG 556?

Dont waste your time finding jeremiah weed or 12 yo scotch. Just get a decent bottle of makers mark or Jack D and you will be fine. Just say its a thanks for letting you hang out with them. more than anything.....DONT BE A DOUSCH!!!

Shame he is from WV....not a bad state really.

he wont get any recongnition from a Shoe......this stuff isnt important to them

IMO your too old to enlist. Keep up the rusing and you will be fine. What type aircraft?

If you want to enlist fine....but I say the biggest thing to get hired is not being a doush. Call them and be a professional yet down to earth guy looking for information. Ask if you wanted to visit the unit how would you go about it. Get an email to contact and pick a date to visit. Dont email them every week asking questions, getting advice or other annoying stuff. Go visit and DONT BE A NERDY DOUSH!!! Just hang out, have fun, and get as much info as possible. Find out when applications are due and turn in one thats professional. Also, dont bug them on board dates after the visit. Drop an email saying you appreciate their hospitality and thats it.

That article is inaccurate as hell!!

I have an M-44 and I love it!!

Do I have to notify the gate guard everytime i enter base with a weapon? If I leave to go to the range and come back, do I tell them I have a gun?

Im an avid shooter and plan on taking my two handguns and Mosin Nagant rifle with me to Columbus. I plan on living on base and Im not really sure how to store the weapons and so forth. Im also interested if there are any rifle/handgun ranges in or near Columbus. Does anyone here have any advice or can point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance!!

I think he is a guy sent in by Jimmy Kimmel or some show like that. He has also made appearances during the Paris fiasco