Husky
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AFRC Pilot
USAF Pilot
ANG Pilot
Husky posted an update a week ago
See you in 30!
Kyle Martin has invited you to join a video meeting on Google Meet.
Name: Crush the Rush!
Time: Wed, Oct 22, 8:00 – 9:00 PM
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Husky posted an update a week ago
a week ago (edited)
Let’s talk about rushing tonight!
Meet me for Crush the Rush and we’ll talk about breaking the ice and making connections at your next squadron rush.
Crush the Rush!
Wednesday, Oct 22 · 8–9 PM
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Husky posted an update 2 weeks ago
Wave top Video
Here is a super high-level overview of becoming a USAF pilot that Sam made. Watch at 2x speed for just some exposure to terms and concepts.
One note IFT is out IPT is the the new hotness.
Also I like how he’s like “just apply to VTANG and once accepted” factual but understates that competition
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Husky replied to the discussion Active Navy Pilot to ANG/AFR in the forum Air Force 2 weeks ago
Reply to Active Navy Pilot to ANG/AFR
False! False! False!
You can absolutely go P8s to ANG. In fact, you could probably walk right into the 201st airlift squadron (DV 737s in DC). With a short course, you could fly any ANG heavy.
Jump onto milrecruiter, check the box “hiring rated,” and start calling hiring POCs (pilots).
If there’s a unit you like that isn’t hiring, call them…
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Husky posted an update 2 weeks ago
C-130s bright future
Weird title—the article goes on to say that all the Hs are getting the new props (well, all but two), and we’re buying a bunch more Js.
twz.com
C-130H Eight-Bladed NP2000 Prop Upgrade Plans Cut Short By USAF
Refitting C-130Hs with NP2000 propellers offers performance and maintenance benefits, but the USAF is fully focused on buying newer C-130Js.
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Husky replied to the discussion Wisconsin UPT Board – Pulse Check in the forum General Discussion 2 weeks ago
Reply to Wisconsin UPT Board - Pulse Check
Keep faith!
I bet Wisconsin is going through 100-200 applications, and they’ll want to take the time to do it right. 45 days is pretty typical
tommyboy and IHC_Nole -
Husky posted an update 3 weeks 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/
theaviationist.com
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 3 weeks 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.
theaviationist.com
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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Husky replied to the discussion AFRC/ANG Units in the forum General Discussion 3 weeks 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 3 weeks ago
Join me tomorrow for office hours! Anything is on the table: interview questions, reseme pointers, war stories – send me you spears!
8 PM eastern, 5 PM Pacific
Open Office with Husky – Military Pilot Q&A
Tuesday, Oct 7 · 5–6 PM (Pacific)
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