Husky posted an update 11 months ago
For the shelf: M3: The mile, the Mach the minute. No heroics here – its just about mental math for pilots; but seriously one of the most useful books.
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EricD replied to the discussion The Squadron Shelf in the forum General Discussion 11 months ago
Boyd: The Fighter Pilot Who Changed the Art of War by Robert Coram
This book was an awesome deep dive into old-school fighter culture and the behind-the-scenes politics that shaped some of the most iconic jets still flying today, including the F-15, F-16, and B-1. It really highlights the value of doing your homework and being prepared, but…
Kristin Reply to AFOQT Math Components and Formulas
Gh0st, excellent! Head over to
and choose the Military Test Prep option, that will show you my available times (very few this week), for a tutoring session.
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Schedule Your 1-on-1 Step 1: Purchase your membership or coaching session HEREStep 2: Choose your consultation type belowStep 3: Choose your desired coach, date, &…
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Smack-Meier replied to the discussion The Squadron Shelf in the forum General Discussion 11 months ago
I’ll go first: “A Nightmare’s Prayer”. Great account of the first USMC Harrier unit to stand up ops at Bagram in 2002.
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Smack-Meier started the discussion The Squadron Shelf in the forum General Discussion 11 months ago
BogiDope team,
A group like this is always on the hunt for new knowledge and expanded horizons. I would be willing to bet there are a lot of readers in the group. This discussion thread can serve as the “squadron shelf” where you can leave your aviation/military book recommendations or stop by for your next read. Title/author works great; if…Jack -
Smack-Meier posted an update 11 months ago
As everyone here is aspiring or already a professional aviator of some sort, keeping diligent flight records is essential. BogiDope has some great guidance on logbook conversion from military to civilian time. There are also multiple companies that will help you out with the conversion. But what about the stories? The things that…
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Kristin replied to the discussion Age Limit in the forum General Discussion 11 months ago
Will do!
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Allgood replied to the discussion Age Limit in the forum General Discussion 11 months ago
Please let me know too! Just turned 30, I take the TBAS in 2 weeks and then I’ll be sending out packages as well. 🇺🇸
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Biggs started the discussion The Small (UAS) Problem in the forum General Discussion 11 months ago
Question for the group, do you feel that SUAS belongs in the Air Force and should be it be flown by USAF pilots?
SUAS are coming to the DoD in a big way, but currently there are no plans for a specific MDS or AFSC to fly them. The below article did an excellent job of highlighting dangers that come from SUAS, with the main point being that…
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Drones, the Air Littoral, and the Looming Irrelevance of the U.S. Air Force - War on the Rocks
Today, the U.S. Air Force faces an almost-existential crisis. During the past several years, the service has been battered by the loss of its prestigious
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Biggs replied to the discussion Military Logbook Conversion in the forum General Discussion 11 months ago
Reply to Military Logbook Conversion
Great articles DJ! I probably did this the hardest way and went line by line through my military flight records and put them all into an excel doc. That took me forever but the benefit was being able to account for every PIC sortie and identifying any discrepancies. But like the articles mention, MilKeep is a great option as well!
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