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KCBM 22-05 Drop

Sounds good to me. Let's get that 10 year clock started 👊

Yeah, got my RIP, just waiting on the orders. Outbound assignments said it should be any day now. Hoping to get on TMO's schedule ASAP before everyone else does.

Same here, was told a Columbus start date of 14 Oct. Look forward to meeting you guys.

I wonder if this has something to do with the migration to UPT 2.5 we'll all be in. Where did you hear that Bob? Is that for all UPT bases?

I may be mistaken, but I believe those not going to IFT get them issued during in-processing.

For my MFS appointment I got an NA for off-base lodging... I guess I'll be taking a lot of cab rides to and from the hotel. It seems more cost effective to get a rental car.

Yep! https://www.wpafb.af.mil/Welcome/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/853108/usafsam-fci-medical-flight-screening/ I called and asked what they mean by you just hand carry your medical records. They said this is only for patients who have had corrective eye surgery.

All the CSOs I knew from college went to Langley for their physicals -- I also went to Virginia Tech, so maybe that's why.

Good gouge, Patrick. Did your MFS date change on CDB, or did AFPC tell you?

Columbus AFB. 1 Sep 20

Nothing on my end for UPT. I don't need IFS.

It sounds like everyone has Jan MFS dates, except for me. For those of you going in Jan, are you all going to IFS? It would make sense for them to send you guys there first to make an IFS class soon after.

First time for me.

Just signed my training RIP -- MFS date of 26 Feb.

Wasn't the last board like 10 months ago? Not too long to be waiting, in my opinion! I've heard horror stories of guys waiting like half a year.

If the timeline is anything similar to what it was last year, we should begin to hear about IFS/MFS/UFT class dates starting tomorrow, in-line with the public release, at the earliest. All the assignments and TDYs have to be manually hand-jammed by AFPC, so we will probably start to see a slow trickle of dates/RIPs hitting our inboxes. Keep an eye on your 'Career Data Brief', under vMPF; it will list IFS/MFS under 'Projected Training' with a start and end date. Concerning class start dates, your unit's loss roster (controlled by the CSS) is the first place to indicate any pending assignment, even before CC advance notification or the auto-generated AFPC assignment e-mail.

Ah, roger. I didn't have eyes on the spreadsheet. We only received either yay or nay from our Wing. UPT is still UPT at the end of the day, haha.

Just got word...UPT select! No word on ENJJPT yet, though. Anyone else heard?

Yeah, me and you are in the same boat man -- no news yet. My stats are roughly: 99 PCSM ~360 hrs, PPL/Glider/CFI 98 Pilot AFOQT 3.78 GPA - AFIT Master's #1/3 Wing Strat An approved ETP for my AFIT ADSC.

Hope so. My wife is more curious about when and where we're going. I'm just hoping if haha. I think the PSDM says something about 7 business days for assignment notifications.

I am also hoping to be notified tomorrow. I know our Wing had only three applicants, so there are a lot of high-level eyes on the results of this board. Here's to hoping our leadership doesn't hose us tomorrow and hold the results until Friday...or worse, until Tuesday after the long holiday weekend 😶.

Nah man, nothing yet. Nothing on the loss roster. I am beginning to think my personnelist friend didn't know what he was talking about when he gave me that info.

TDYs seem like a win to me -- more $$ in your pocket. Can you not take your family with you? I have always taken my fam along for the ride, on TDYs ranging from 3 weeks up to 4 months. Just use your MI&E per diem to offset a larger living accommodation. Heck, go for a furnished place to save you the hassle of moving furniture over. Take the essentials and leave everything else in storage back at your PDS. No ideas on how many people turn down RPAs; however, I feel that it is more competitive to obtain than over a CSO slot. Just my two cents though.

You are the man! Thanks for the insight.