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brenden-dedek posted an update
I am an active-duty TACP with five years of service and hold a Private Pilot Certificate with 60 hours of flight time. I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Aeronautical Science from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and am currently pursuing my instrument rating through ongoing flight training. My long-term goal is to fly a fighter platform in the Air National Guard.
As I progress through instrument training, my next milestone is preparing for the AFOQT. I am seeking any recommendations on study materials, preparation strategies, or general advice to help ensure success on the exam.
thomas-griffin5 Comments-
The Barron’s Military Flight Aptitude Tests book and the Trivium AFOQT Study Guide are the top two books I recommend. Take the practice tests in as realistic a testing environment as you can create at home, with real time constraints, etc. and you’ll get a feel for the pacing of the AFOQT. Best of luck!
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I’d go on Amazon and buy Momentrix Book for AFOQT. Then, use a 50% discount code in the book to get Momentrix AFOQT online prep. These two are life changers
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I 100% recommend hiring @Tutor-Gunboss to help prep.
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@tross Thank you! The bonus is, I LOVE doing it! Gunboss
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Doubling down on the advice above. I think a combo of the Test Prep Books like Barron’s, combined with some tutoring, is the magic elixir.
Good luck and shoot for those 90s to stay competitive for fighters!1
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