GlobalHawk22

Ladies and Gents: They say insanity is "doing the same thing over again and expecting different results". There is a limit between insanity and determination here. I've applied to multiple units the past 2 year always ending in rejection. Had 1 interview at a fighter squadron last year. PCSM/AFOQT Pilot high 90s. Near 1000 hours flight time and CFI. Engineer undergrad and graduate degree with high GPA. Good job. Athletics in college and now. Age 30. Well- rounded. I ask for advice on my application post rejection and either it is no response or it is "we don't see anything wrong, but it was just really competitive this year". This isn't really constructive evidence to build from, and I am afraid that I am just putting out applications with no frame to improve on. It is even more daunting that I don't even make the cuts to do a squadron visit. I don't like to quit, I will not quit. But there is a point for putting in more effort to get no results. Has anyone else been in the same boat? Ideas? Thanks