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ave joined the group Air Force Pilot Training (IFT, UPT, IFF, & FTU) 6 days ago
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CHAOS replied to the discussion UPT 2.0 in the forum Air Force Pilot Training (IFT, UPT, IFF, & FTU) a week ago
Thanks for the insight @pwaterman . It’s definitely tough to keep up with all of the changes. Here’s an article I found not too long ago on some the new UPTisms.
https://www.airandspaceforces.com/undergraduate-pilot-training-2-5-fully-implemented/
Worth a read!
airandspaceforces.com
Undergraduate Pilot Training 2.5 Is Now Just UPT After Being Fully Implemented
Maj. Gen. Clark Quinn, head of the 19th Air Force, said Undergraduate Pilot Training 2.5 is fully implemented but may be tweaked.
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pwaterman replied to the discussion UPT 2.0 in the forum Air Force Pilot Training (IFT, UPT, IFF, & FTU) 2 weeks ago
Finished up with UPT not too long ago. Current UPT environment seems like it is literally changing every day. At the moment, if you were to go to UPT being hired by a Guard/Res heavy unit you would likely do T-1 only track. There is a program at Vance and Columbus called XPW (Accelerated Path to Wings) and it’s a (I believe) 9 month, T-1…
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Colin replied to the discussion UPT 2.0 in the forum Air Force Pilot Training (IFT, UPT, IFF, & FTU) 2 weeks ago
Not to hijack your post, but I was told by some guard heavy members that they are thinking of doing away with T-6s for part time heavy units and going straight to T-1/sims since your airframe is immutable. I think many would be sad if that happened, but it does remove some of the “airsickness” risk, is what they mentioned. Wondering if anyone…
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