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33, Active Duty, No Scores Yet. Mailing Every UPT Unit?
Hi Roberto,
I’m a current applicant, but can shine a bit of light here and piggyback off of Smack’s response above. When I started this process, I picked basically 10 units that were highly desirable to me, found their POC on MilRecruiter and then reached out to them. I tried to customize each email with why I was interested in that unit…
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33, Active Duty, No Scores Yet. Mailing Every UPT Unit?
Roberto,
A couple questions to get this started:
1.) What is your current AF job/location?
2.) Do you have AFOQT/TBAS dates yet?
3.) Do you have any contacts in the flying world?
4.) Have you applied/rushed any squadrons yet?
To answer your initial question: A shotgun blast of mailers will likely net you very little in the way of correspondence.…
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33, Active Duty, No Scores Yet. Mailing Every UPT Unit?
Hey everyone,
I am 33 and currently active-duty Air Force. I will finish my degree in June 2026. I have about 8 hours toward my private pilot license and plan to take the AFOQT and TBAS within the next couple of months. I am fully committed to submitting an age waiver when the time comes. My goal is part time guard or reserve while also…
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use this
Panda, chase-sloat and Randy_N -
Check out my article on USAF plans to pump 1500 Pilots through training each year!
Also, be on the lookout for a webinar with a former UPT IP and current Contract Instructor on his descriptions and insight of Pilot Training in this new environment
Boosting readiness: AETC’s plan to train 1,500 pilots annually > Air Force > Article Display
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Boosting readiness: AETC’s plan to train 1,500 pilots annually
To maintain air superiority, project global power and ensure national security, the U.S. Air Force requires a consistent supply of trained aviators—specifically, 1,500 pilots per year.
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