http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/-t1.htm General Discussion Fri, 10 Jul 2009 23:17:35 GMT 10 http://i44.tinypic.com/i41oya.jpg http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/-t1.htm http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/july-board-t10.htm austin.lawson
SGT Lawson]]> General Fri, 10 Jul 2009 23:17:35 GMT http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/july-board-t10.htm#20 http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/july-board-t10.htm http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/looking-for-advice-from-experince-t9.htm slanderpilot I am not, nor ever been in any Armed Forces branch, but have always wanted to fly with the best. I currently have a private pilots liscense, am 26 yrs old and am looking at my options for possibly being apart of the apache team. I have a history of dreaming big, and will always do what it takes to succeed in all opportunities. I currently own 2 businesses but have no college degree, I am very healthy and received my pilots license with only 43 hrs of total flight time, which as you probably ... General Sat, 04 Jul 2009 17:13:27 GMT http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/looking-for-advice-from-experince-t9.htm#18 http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/looking-for-advice-from-experince-t9.htm http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/woft-candidate-lor-t8.htm crosby steen
I have my packet almost completed,Prior Service Air Force, I have four LOR's, a PPL, Associates Degree, and I would like to have an interview with a Chief Warrant Officer active duty. I'm currently in South GA and would be willing to drive to Rucker which is about an hour away. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

Crosby Steen]]> General Tue, 05 May 2009 00:32:13 GMT http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/woft-candidate-lor-t8.htm#16 http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/woft-candidate-lor-t8.htm http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/wo-vs-lt-pilots-t7.htm willoughby i was wondering if you must be a warrant officer to fly or can you be lieutenant. thanks for your time General Fri, 24 Apr 2009 04:47:39 GMT http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/wo-vs-lt-pilots-t7.htm#11 http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/wo-vs-lt-pilots-t7.htm http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/hello-guys-the-unofficial-introduction-t4.htm Sethaiel Prospective pilot here. Just did some searches online, and found this. Decided it might be nice to interface with actual pilots instead of WO's from other MOS's, specifically my own (3C0X1, Communications Computer Technician equivalent, I think Army WO is 351A). Some things about me: I am still fairly young, at just 21 years of age. I am an Airman First Class on the enlisted side of the Air Force. I am happily married, with my inlaws being both retired Army, and my father inlaw ... General Mon, 10 Nov 2008 18:13:42 GMT http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/hello-guys-the-unofficial-introduction-t4.htm#4 http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/hello-guys-the-unofficial-introduction-t4.htm http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/aspiring-sgt-any-advice-t6.htm austin.lawson Hello everyone, I am a young SGT (24). I am active in the AGR program as a 92Y. I love the army and I love my job. I just want more. I have wanted to be a pilot since I was a kid. So I have decided to chase my dreams. I meet all requirements, score high on my PT test, have the will and determination it takes, and have begun to get my packet for the June board. Anyone have any advice on things I can do to make my self stand out among the competition? Also anyone have any advice on how one ... General Sun, 29 Mar 2009 16:36:08 GMT http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/aspiring-sgt-any-advice-t6.htm#6 http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/aspiring-sgt-any-advice-t6.htm http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/odd-eyes-t5.htm firefighter smith bizarre eye control hi, I was hoping a genuine apache pilot could put an end to the longstanding disagreement we have on my watch at work. we read a lot about you guys having to focus on your monacle while in flight meaning each eye is doing it's own thing. the question being though, is the independent thing only about having to focus each eye at differrent focal distances (one at a few milimetres for the monacle, the other at any distance between your instruments and the horizon), or ... General Mon, 29 Dec 2008 12:11:02 GMT http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/odd-eyes-t5.htm#5 http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/odd-eyes-t5.htm http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/next-reunion-t1.htm Admin Bill]]> General Mon, 07 Apr 2008 19:16:28 GMT http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/next-reunion-t1.htm#1 http://pilot.forumandco.com/general-f1/next-reunion-t1.htm