CAGE posted an update 5 months ago
The AIM-120 has been the workhorse of the USAF and really the DOD forces since 1991! For everyone like me that “feels” the 90’s were a few years ago, it places the 120 at over 34 years old! And that’s only the IOC date. As with any system new advancements are needed to keep forces relevant and capable with the enemy. This article discusses how…
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AIM-260 Air-To-Air Missile Funding To Start Production Sought In New Budget
The AIM-260A is being developed as a far longer-ranged replacement for the workhorse AIM-120 air-to-air missile.
Reply to AFOQT Contacts and Scheduling Trouble in San Diego
Also, you can contact Space Force Base LA directly and set up a TBAS testing date. The facilities and people at SFB LA were excellent. There is only one testing bay, so you get to take the test in a room alone with no distractions. I would highly recommend taking the TBAS at SFB LA.
JbarcenasReply to AFOQT Contacts and Scheduling Trouble in San Diego
No problem! If you still don’t hear back from them in a reasonable time (either by email or phone) then I would suggest showing up in person to get scheduled. Here’s the directions I got for getting there:
For parking, I recommend Parking Structure 12. “SDSU Parking Structure 12” comes up on Google Maps. Park on level 8, there is a pay station…
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CAGE posted an update 5 months ago
Hey BD! For those of you looking to hop into the tanker world you might be getting some better defensive capabilities in the future! With maybe some offensive in the future. Hopefully this will help fill the gaps in our near peer fighter. Definitely worth a read for all!
http://www.twz.com/air/kc-135-tankers-set-to-get-drone-launchers
twz.com
KC-135 Tankers Set To Get Drone Launchers
The USAF thinks small drones launched from KC-135s will give the tankers another layer of defense and extra situational awareness, among other capabilities.
Reply to AFOQT Contacts and Scheduling Trouble in San Diego
I reached out to them not too long ago, and that sounds familiar. I’ll send another email tomorrow and see where that takes me. I appreciate it!
Jchip and PhillipsReply to AFOQT Contacts and Scheduling Trouble in San Diego
I’ll look into some recruiters in Temecula! Thank you! I’ll keep at it.
Reply to AFOQT Contacts and Scheduling Trouble in San Diego
Hi Edan,
I agree with Randy’s comments regarding scheduling the AFOQT. I’m already a reservist at March so I was able to get a voucher code through their Education Office. For the TBAS, I recommend reaching out to the AFROTC detachment at SDSU. Let them know you want to schedule the TBAS with them and you can take it at their detachment. I had…
Reply to AFOQT Contacts and Scheduling Trouble in San Diego
Randy here. I recently received a voucher code from the Air Force Reserve Officer recruiter in Temecula. Im now waiting for my test results to get back to me; hopefully soon. If you get a voucher code from a recruiter, you can schedule the AFOQT at your discretion including the testing location. No need to go on base.
It took me about 4-months…
IHC_NoleAFOQT Contacts and Scheduling Trouble in San Diego
Hey everyone,
I’m currently trying to schedule both my AFOQT and TBAS in the San Diego area, and I’m running into some dead ends. I was hoping someone here might have recent experience or contact info that could point me in the right direction. As far as the AFOQT, I know I’ll need a voucher code to schedule through Pearson VUE, but I’m not sure…
Av.mollohanReply to 33, Active Duty, No Scores Yet. Mailing Every UPT Unit?
Happy to help! One last thing regarding the waivers, for a head start there I would take a look at MilRecruiter under the Board Result section. If you pull those PDFs, some of them actually list what units processed age waivers or ETPs for folks. Might give you somewhere to look for places that will consider one.
Best of luck!
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