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Hey there,
Currently a 3F2 working in base training at the 165th in Savannah Ga. If you need any help with getting things scheduled, you can always reach out to me. I can walk you through it and possibly point you in the direction of some people that may be close to your location.
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pwaterman replied to the discussion IFC-1 in the forum Air Force 2 months ago
Typically your sponsoring unit should pay for that. You wouldn’t go until after you got picked up for UPT spot.
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nichole-riebe started the discussion IFC-1 in the forum Air Force 2 months ago
I’m curious as to how other applicants/ sponsored members are getting their IFC1 done? Is your sponsoring unit paying for it? Are you getting until your part of the 340th to have it paid for? If you’re already enlisted is your current unit funding it with annual training funds?
Nelly19 and Allen -
One thing that worked for me that I haven’t seen anyone chime in with yet is getting in contact with a local ANG unit’s force development office. I found their phone number on their website under a recruiting tab for UPT. After calling them and explaining my situation, they emailed me a few forms to fill out and after sending them back, I had a…
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Find the phone number of the education center at the base you want to test at. Keep calling and ask to be directed to the AFOQT POC. At Luke AFB, she was a civilian contractor. Super sweet lady, was a little confused how I got a hold of her but she let me test with everyone else. Only stipulation was i had to find my own way on base, found…
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nichole-riebe are now connected 2 months ago -
ROTC units must’ve changed the rules recently. I called and none of them are allowing outsiders to schedule through them
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One for our C-5 Selects @nichole-riebe @Nelly19
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My friends are the coolest 👏🏼🔥
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Fred is forever making other aircrafts look like babies. haha
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Husky posted an update 2 months ago
The Century Buff,
If you are worried that they’ll retire the B-52 before you’d get your chance, fear not. It will be on the watch long after we’ve retired.
defensenews.com
The new B-52: How the Air Force is prepping to fly century-old bombers
A $48.6 billion overhaul of the B-52 is intended to keep it flying until about 2060, and part of a two-bomber fleet with the B-21.
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Husky posted an update 2 months ago
2 months ago (edited)
Boss C-130 Low Level video.
There so much to love about this video.
First off looks like there’s doing about 300’ through the Alaskan Mountain. I also love that this is and old school H model with and outrageous number of round dials.
But my favorite part is this young captain just hand flying that thing through the mountains – no auto pilot,…
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