Inertia17

Yet you continue to quibble. There are going to be times in your career, assuming it gets that far, you will not agree with what an instructor is saying. Best course of action at that point is to STFU and listen. You will be given an opportunity to ask clarifying questions tactfully. Your application identifying information is in that thread, you need to stop quibbling. Or you will likely be continuing to 'listen' on these forums as an applicant for a long time.

If you think this is how you need to listen, you are out to lunch. What you are doing right now is going to be seen as quibbling, which won't play well. Also, if you think the dudes who sit on these boards aren't on these forums, and can likely figure out who you are in an applicant stack... This board can be a great source of information if used correctly. If you mouth off instead of taking advice given, you could completely sink your chances also. It has happened before.

"The members involved in the T-38 Talon incident from Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas, on Nov. 13, 2018, have been identified. The deceased, Capt. John F. Graziano, 28, was an instructor pilot with the 87th Flying Training Squadron at Laughlin AFB. He was from Elkridge, Maryland and is survived by his mother, father, sisters and brother. Injured was Capt. Mark S. Palyok, an instructor pilot, also with the 87th FTS. He was transported to Val Verde Regional Medical Center where he was treated for his injuries. He was treated and released Nov.14. “Knowing how everyone is effected by this tragedy, my immediate concern is making sure that every member of our Laughlin family is okay,” said Col. Lee Gentile, 47th Flying Training Wing commander. “Together, we are Laughlin and now is the time that we stand together to take care of one another.” The incident occurred at about 7:40 p.m. on Laughlin. The cause of the incident is under investigation. “Our investigators are doing everything possible to ensure they investigate this incident to the fullest.” said Gentile. The 87th Flying Training Squadron prepares student pilots and Airmen for multi-domain operations. It conducts specialized undergraduate pilot training for the United States Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and allied nation’s air forces." Pulled from the FB page. A huge loss that will be felt by many.

Nickel on the grass... 🍺

I imagine they would have changed it to CUT to achieve the same name purpose, as they did to the last dude they named the same thing. Taxiing is hard sometimes. I believe the board was potential names, not actual.

I believe there was a dude named the same thing, for the same reason, a few months prior. Wasn't the toners.

Haven't seen it happen. But the way things are going I don't think you will need to worry about catching orders or opportunities. Sounds like a question for a Reserve Liason at the Stud Sq.

I'm with Tmobile as well, LTE can be a bit dicey in some spots I have found. Even in major cities, but I get by. I stay with them for their international call add on. As far as iMessage goes, whatsapp will solve that problem with any kind of internet connection.

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My mistake, that was the word on the street. Thanks for the clarification.

Guessing the sustained G might be a little less.

How was high aspect in the T6?

No typo, Sim and VR for the rest.

I believe it was ~30 hours flying in the T-6 in around 6 months.

Rumor is the Viper tracked guys are going to next Kelly B Course. Should be interesting.

If that is it, should be alright then. Scores other than pilot are a little on the lower side, but solid PCSM. With the age, you should start rushing units and getting your face out there. I would also expect to be asked about why it took you a while to start chasing the guard route. Best of luck!

Has anything been done to address the Med DQ? That will likely be your biggest obstacle.

Surely I am not the only one who thought instantly of this?

Well, you could go fly an E-3...

3-4 years in Alamogordo... Or punch and go to the Guard/airlines. Seems to be fairly easy choice at the moment.

Guess we will need a 'hazing' waiver for the fun stuff now. Wonder who the approval authority will be.

Hopefully they can go to a carry or compact with the M17 roll out. But...that would require common sense and forward planning.