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_nic.carvajal replied to the discussion Wisconsin UPT Board – Pulse Check in the forum General Discussion 6 days ago
Reply to Wisconsin UPT Board - Pulse Check
I have not. They probably have a lot of applications to go through, so I’m assuming sometime this month they’ll contact about interviews.
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Hopeful69 started the discussion Wisconsin UPT Board – Pulse Check in the forum General Discussion a week ago
Wisconsin UPT Board - Pulse Check
Apps were due about a week ago, has anyone heard anything regarding interviews?
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Husky posted an update a week ago
UPT in Italy??
Yes please!
We’ll keep an eye on this – talk about living the dream.
https://theaviationist.com/2025/08/29/usaf-pilots-training-ifts-italy/
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U.S. Air Force Student Pilots Will Train at the International Flight Training School in Italy
For the first time the U.S. Air Force has chosen a foreign school to train its pilots, with the first 10 students arriving soon in Italy. The Italian Air
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Husky posted an update a week ago
F-47 motors break cover.
Super excited to see that PW and GE motor in competition – also gives a great idea at what the jet may look like.
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Pratt & Whitney to Accelerate Development of XA103 NGAP Engine
Engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney will use new digital design technology to accelerate its work on the XA103, its submission for the U.S. Air
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Reply to Crohn's Disease - the dream's dead right?
Hey Kevin, I’m glad you asked! I’ll answer to the best of my knowledge and I’ll be leaning heavily on my experience, I might sound a little bitter in my response. I also had a VERY hard time in contacting a recruiter.
You can try reaching out to a recruiter specific to a guard unit, over on Mil Recruiter there should be a point of contact for…
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Randy_N posted an update a week ago
AI in Action
Just saw this on the Youtube. Was wondering what the future of military aviation is going to look like, if anybody has an opinion on it. Kind of scary we are living in the future now.
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Drones and AI as a force multiplier are inevitable. Additionally, it’s hard not to think that they will continue to be an increasingly significant part of the future force. That said, manned combat aircraft will still be a part of the strategy for the foreseeable future, as evidenced by the NGAD/F-47 program. It’s certainly interesting to…
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Husky replied to the discussion AFRC/ANG Units in the forum General Discussion a week ago
Having the ticket is ideal, but having hours towards the goal will be enough for some units to take a look. I think solo is probably the minimum table stakes.
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Husky posted an update a week ago
Join me tomorrow for office hours! Anything is on the table: interview questions, reseme pointers, war stories – send me you spears!
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Smack-Meier posted an update a week ago
5th Gen gets in on the action
Dutch F-35s advertising drone kills while protecting Polish airspace as part of NATOs response to Russian drone incursions. The drone-killing game is heating up!
https://theaviationist.com/2025/10/01/dutch-f-35-drone-kill-marking/
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Dutch F-35 Receives Drone Kill Marking
Following the Russian drone incursion in Poland, a RNLAF F-35A has received a drone kill marking below the canopy rail. A Royal Netherlands Air Force
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Any photos of raptors…no? Only MDS without a kill?
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Smack-Meier posted an update a week ago
As much as we like to think that winning wars starts and ends with tactical avaiation, the reality is that command and control (C2) is an integral part of the fight. Without it, we all fly blind, get surprised by bad hombres, or never find the tanker. There is a concerted effort across the coalition force to modernize C2. I have worked with…
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L3Harris Secures South Korea Airborne Early Warning Contract | Aviation Week Network
South Korea has selected L3Harris to supply additional airborne early warning aircraft under its E-X Phase II program running through 2032.
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