Anybody here in the Air Force?
- Thread starter Vonte3000
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Vonte3000
Chance 3 :wow: :blessed:
All those Marines are like that though
Some of those fukkers just want to kill a man
USSInsiders
Banned
All those Marines are like that though
Some of those fukkers just want to kill a man
You should be a combat controller like that dude on the first page.
Vonte3000
Chance 3 :wow: :blessed:
I don't know about all that
You do it
I'ma stick to what I know for the time being
USSInsiders
Banned
I don't know about all that
You do it
I'ma stick to what I know for the time being
It's a cool job but if you're passion is flying, go for it. I wanted to be a rotary wing pilot when I was younger-- had a dream of flying Apaches in the army. The older I got the sooner I realized I dreaded mathematics for the most part so I honestly have neither the aptitude nor the willingness to get all crazy with the math shyt that comes n/h with the aviation territory. Just have zero drive to work hard at that math shyt.
Only things I'm considering in the military are intel or special forces type shyt.
qnsfinest
Superstar
Im not too familiar with how officer and especially pilot selection is processed. But from what i do know.
You dont need a high GPA to be a pilot, really dont need anything above a 3.0 however, i would suggest having atleast a 3.3 or above since the selection at times could be very difficult and selective, the number of officers we accept always vary. The selection board is twice a yr for pilot and nonpilot jobs, with being an officer you will be limited to the jobs you qualify for and if you wanna go the special ops route whether combat control or pararescue, you cant go that route during the initial process, you have to be in the air force already to go that route.
Having your aviation license will definitely help a lot during the selection process, volunteer work, school clubs, community and a good GPA with 3-5 reference letters.
The AFOQT is the hardest test you will ever take and you can only take it twice in your life. The army only needs a passing asvab score to be an officer
You dont need a high GPA to be a pilot, really dont need anything above a 3.0 however, i would suggest having atleast a 3.3 or above since the selection at times could be very difficult and selective, the number of officers we accept always vary. The selection board is twice a yr for pilot and nonpilot jobs, with being an officer you will be limited to the jobs you qualify for and if you wanna go the special ops route whether combat control or pararescue, you cant go that route during the initial process, you have to be in the air force already to go that route.
Having your aviation license will definitely help a lot during the selection process, volunteer work, school clubs, community and a good GPA with 3-5 reference letters.
The AFOQT is the hardest test you will ever take and you can only take it twice in your life. The army only needs a passing asvab score to be an officer
D1renegade
All Star
Bumping this since I too am thinking about the Air Force. I'm already in the process of talking to an officer recruiter and he made me fill out a questionnaire. Are you able to divulge any more tips about the process @qnsfinest ?
Im in the AF as we speak and this gentleman is spot on. Hopefully like he said you dont have any issues medically or financially. If you scored a 91 you really should have zero issues with the officer qual test.
Here is a website for some practice tests:
afoqtguide.com
The Academy is located in Colorado, hope you enjoy that cold weather and high elevation
What job are you thinking about doing? Please for the love of all that is holy, Do not go in open general!!!!!!!!!!
D1renegade
All Star
I want to do something with computers, like cyberspace ops or comms.