D.J.
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D.J. replied to the discussion Introduce Yourself in the forum General Discussion 3 weeks ago
Hey Caasi! Welcome to Bogidope!
Thank you for your service and sharing your story about your journey towards your goal of flying Air Force Jets!
The road to Air Force Pilot is not easy and comes with many challenges! My advice to you is to make a list of what’s important to you, prioritize it, and then take action towards your goals!
This…
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D.J. replied to the discussion Introduce Yourself in the forum General Discussion 3 weeks ago
Hey Nick! Welcome to Bogidope!
Your goals are very reasonable. I currently live in Savannah, GA and would be glad to start a conversation with you about flying in SEC Country! It’s the best, btw!!!
Let me know how I can help!
D.J.
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D.J. replied to the discussion Introduce Yourself in the forum General Discussion 3 weeks ago
Hi Andrew! Welcome to the Bogidope Community! Thank you for sharing your insight on taking the next step towards your goals of Experimental Test Pilot and Spacecraft!
Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF) – You will need to accomplish 2 to 3 things to get your started. 1. Study and sign up for the Air Force Officer’s Qualifying Test (AFOQT). Local…
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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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D.J. posted an update 6 weeks ago
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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I am planning on hosting a webinar in the next month or two to discuss this topic with a Former UPT IP and current Contractor supporting this effort!
Let me know your thoughts on this topic!
Also, let me know how I can help you prepare for rushing, resumes, and interview prep!
D.J.
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Fantastic article and some great insight into the future of pilot training! That webinar will be a must-watch!
I’ve been getting a ton of questions about the ever-changing landscape of UPT/IPT. I’m really looking forward to this, and the entire BD community would benefit from tuning in!
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Reply to UPT General Discussion-All questions UPT through RTU
This is all great advice, CAGE! To pile on to what CAGE is saying is to have a plan and stick to the plan. It may not always work exactly how you want it to work, but at least you have a plan to you can always reference.
STAY ON BASE!!! This is the only time you will ever hear me say this, but for UPT, it is ESSENTIAL!!! (IMHO) I learned…
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Reply to How can I make my application more competitive
If you have your Private Pilot’s License (PPL), I might include a little info in your Cover Letter about how you earned it, meaning, you paid for it by earning extra money doing “odd jobs” or took a deployment to earn money to put towards it. This shows the hiring board your commitment to flying and that you are willing to do “extra” to earn…
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D.J. replied to the discussion The Small (UAS) Problem in the forum General Discussion 3 months ago
Reply to The Small (UAS) Problem
This is a very interesting topic. Sounds like something you could discuss in an Air War College Paper!
D.J.
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D.J. replied to the discussion Scheduling the AFOQT in the forum General Discussion 3 months ago
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D.J. replied to the discussion Scheduling the AFOQT in the forum General Discussion 3 months ago
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