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This is also relevant to my interests.

Have you considered going guard ?

I got an invite as well, good luck guys.

Thanks guys. Yeah, I got the confirmation email as well. Good luck.

Did anyone on here apply to the MO AFRC A-10 board? I caught it last minute and sent one their way, the reserve is a different beast so I don't know what to expect.

yeah, that's new. I called and inquired last year, the individual I spoke with said they only hire rated guys to fill those seats. The competition is going to be fierce for this one.

That doesn't sound correct.

Has anyone heard back from Michigan (A-10)?

I think you're both right. I suppose it's about that time in the process to start meeting people and building some sort of dialogue. Maybe I need to adjust my focus toward spending time and money on travelling to these squadrons and meeting people, rather than spending it on random accolades and other schemes I put together to look good on paper; or maybe it's a balance of both.

Hello, I'd like to get some perspective from you guys, I'll list what I got while still trying to maintain my anonymity. My current approach isn't working so I'm turning to the internet for some constructive criticism, i'm sure there's no shortage here. Age: 24 I'm currently enlisted in the guard (E-4) I have my PPL with only about 69 hours GPA 3.3 in History PCSM 75 (would be 87 with 201+ hrs if anybody cares) AFOQT 90/80/40/60/30 (or something like that) I got a couple decent LOR's one from my commander and one from my flight instructor volunteer fire fighter In college I was on a few club teams and I tutored history. I know I need to re-take those tests, so I've been working harder to get better at the math. I do my thing at drill, but I don't have any awards or anything. Basically, what more can I do to improve myself/package and most importantly stand out to the guys on the board. I've sent out 5 applications and I've received the no-go from each. I'm only applying to fighter squadrons Thanks