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Or what is considered a recession...

I'd imagine because it seems like a good deal. USAF seems hell bent on killing them all.

I had same request denied a few years back. Unlikely with their focus on throughput right now.

Delayed roughly a month, but another shout out for Jon and the team at Trident! Deployed location, spouse out of the country, and at no point were Trident the limfac. Great rate, super responsive, no hesitations recommending them to anyone who is looking for a lender!

Exiting without a strategy, or any kind of intelligent plan apparently, is squarely on Biden. Turns out Trump didn't pull out without a strategy... Abandoning our most defensible position in the country, before everyone was out was a ridiculous idea.

And don't forget they got the T-X contract too. Despite the T-50 being available on a shorter timeline...not like we needed a new trainer a decade ago (or more).

Also of note, this has been on and off for over a year in various states over there...continuing to press with the flawed gameplan.

I think the retention issues might take care of that problem...

To be fair, the same name was suggested for a male student 6-9 months prior, for the same mistakes made by each. So...sexist...no. Poor taste, sure. And neither of them were actually named that (although the dudes was pretty close).

With all the young dudes they are planning to flood the CAF with, I'd say we need a few more 'under utilized' O-5s to give some lessons learned.

Absolutely not...but they had SA...

Front gate is more of a back gate now, love those remote loopholes.

Right. I wasn't particularly clear. What I meant was how they will assess the adversary airborne with enough fidelity for the algorithm.

AI had perfect data. I have no idea how they would get this info airborne. I'd imagine that will be a long way off.

Straight out of UPT? Has to be Guard. Unless they moved the B course there...wouldn't that be something.

Sounds like you want to fly the Viper.

Great dude indeed. Nickel on the grass brother. 🍺

Yeah...but 2 fighters (well, kind of) over 2 classes and 2 bases...ouch.

UPT advice should be pretty universally applicable. Never miss an opportunity to STFU, fly good, don't suck, help the bros out, learn to make good corn and coffee (and keep it topped up).

Speaking for Laughlin, not at all regarding facilities. And even then, you likely won't have the time.

I am about halfway through. Enjoying it so far. Some frustrating examples of missed opportunities due to political indecision.

New F-35 standard: Rejoin to sensor line abreast?

Throwing another recommendation on the Trident pile. First time buyers, purchasing BVR. Reached out to Jon based on recommendations on here, and was not disappointed. Very easy to get in touch with the team, no matter if it was the weekend or later in the evening. Jon and co were great about answering questions and explaining the process. All while giving a considerably better rate than the usual suspects. Feedback from the realtor was that this was one of the smoothest closing processes she has seen in regards to the lender. No issues at all. I have already sent a few of the bros their way and will continue to do so. Definitely worth checking them out if you are looking for a lender. Thanks guys!

Catman, if you want any chance at being picked up by a unit, you need to stop. Displaying this attitude is not a desirable quality in a squadron mate. This is sincere advice, not trolling. You need to STFU about 6-9 posts ago.

To the OP, Apologies for the derail, but man... Your numbers look good. As the others have said the letter and resume are very important. Make sure there are no errors, correct squadron addressed, ask who to address them to etc. Fine tooth comb it. Also, if you can get out to a unit for a visit before they interview, it would be a good thing to do.