Twinkie
ANG Pilot
USMC Pilot
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<div>Meech and others interested,</div>
Below is a good article providing the wave-top differences of OCS/ OTS in each service. Additionally, for those that aren’t aware of the USMC’s PLC (for college Freshman- Juniors), and OCC (for college graduates and Seniors) programs, they are another option to be guaranteed an aviation slot on the active duty USMC side. The age limit for OCC is waiverable, but usually 29.5 is the standard. I’ve attached a couple of PDF’s providing more info on the programs for those interested (they are a little dated, but most of the information is still accurate). PLC was my pathway to the cockpit- feel free to hit me up with any questions.
https://www.military.com/join-armed-forces/ocs-officer-candidate-school
military.com
Everything You Need to Know About OCS: Officer Candidate School
For both OCS and OTS, the main goal is to transform civilians or enlisted members with college degrees into competent, ethical and resilient military officers.
