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  1. They won't care about that bouncing around, at least not like you did. In and out of college maybe, but it's whole person concept. You're probably a good candidate to interview with all you've done so far. Go to BMT/Tech School, be a good troop in your shop, finish you degree and keep flying if you can. You truly shouldn't have trouble getting interviews. Hack all those beans and get ready to start interviewing.

  2. 1 hour ago, BFM this said:

    I was gonna suggest this should go in the WTF thread, but it fits here I guess.

    So, in time honored tradition (BUFF, Warthog, Viper), now that Big Blue has proudly stamped their nerd moniker on this thing, what are we actually going to call it?

    Fishcan II

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  3. On 8/26/2019 at 7:16 PM, jazzdude said:

    Maybe Boyd really was right in advocating for a simple light fighter with a light combat load, but built in mass quantities.

    He saw Zhukov was actually kinda nice with it

  4. On 8/17/2019 at 12:40 PM, Bode said:

     


    What’s old is new again. ELPs are back in the syllabus.


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    some Sandhill Crane at Dogface just felt a feather on it's neck stand up, uncommanded no less

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  5. 5 hours ago, Metalhead731 said:

    Sounds like the Herc is a fun one to fly. 

    What about the C-17? Does that one combine turbine power of a jet with the flying of the airlift missions? Any experience in that one?

    **not a -17 pilot**

    your experience will vary based on whether or not your base/squadron flies airland or airdrop

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  6. On 4/6/2019 at 9:00 PM, Tyking said:

    Plus I’m a F-15 crew chief by trade, so with that being said I want to fly fighters. I want to have a fair shot of flying fighters through my preformace at flight school; not by if a unit likes me or not.

    as a former fighter crew chief who attempted the first method, for me at least, ops check bad, recommend the latter.

  7. 3 hours ago, Bode said:


    From my understanding there are about 3 AD T-1 IPs and around 35 T-6 IPs. From knowing a couple of the guys out there this assignment can be given as a second assignment though it seems to be either a luck of the draw or you know some one. I’m headed there in a month and got it as a 365 follow-on. One of the guys I was deployed with took the deployment so he could stay there.

    He said it’s probably the best hidden flying gem in the AF.


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    shit hot, thanks

  8. This thread seems like it's mostly for nav studs, but would any 11x types want to weight in about life/flying there. Very curious to hear if it's a viable option for a second assignment or if it's a hard gig to get. Seems like decent living if you enjoy riparian activities (fishing, diving, surfing); flying can't be too bad with no student pilots right? Heard the T-1 pilots are mostly civilians, but the T-6 instructors are all mil, that correct?

  9. 4 minutes ago, hindsight2020 said:

    I have no SA on who regAF cross flows these days and how. My comments dealt with the ARC. 100% chance of not getting whatever if you don't ask, but I wouldn't bet the farm on it as a plan A. The scope of my comment was just to highlight there is a conduit to cross flow dude a non-38 guy outside of UPT, rare as it may be. 

    2, thanks

  10. On 1/27/2018 at 11:46 PM, hindsight2020 said:

    yup, so-called D course at PIT. It's not just for non-T38 priors, TPS heavy bound guys and initial qual only topoffs (RPA support T38 drivers at Edwards) also get an spin up. It sucks a lot for the never 38 at UPT, unless that dude happened to have some A model time in some CTP program, at which point it's a distinction without difference. 

    Cold turkey D-course to IFF? The struggle bus rate is high on that one. These days I consider that squarely in the personal favor/legacy case, for a unit to spend the money to send you to T-38 topoff and IFF to wingman as a senior Capt/junior Major. AFRC has deeper pockets so presumably it wouldn't be as noticeable on the money fund (school tours are central funded by the MAJCOM), though it would still fall in the PFA bucket.  A guard unit would stand more to lose financially, considering the high washout rate of such a stunt. I will say though, today is probably the best time to pull that, as IFF is pretty hamburger helper these days with this whole pilot shortage canard. Back in 04- 07? Crush city.

    this is guard only correct? there's no one getting sent after say being T-1 trained and T-6 FAIPing?

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