coppy

In the Air Force portal comments. It was posted like January 19 of last year in response to someone asking about the release date.

I did the math and based on how many duty days it took for them to start coordinating the release last year, that should have started today. The amount of duty days between coordination and CC notification would put this year at Monday, January 27. Public release 30 Jan. Granted, this is assuming it is exactly the same as last year. I'm not going to start holding my breath until Thursday of next week.

I emailed them a week ago, no updates besides end of Jan and commander notification 3 days prior. However, a lot can change in a week.

I just went through my package again and found a noticeable typo in my Letter of Rec. Hopefully that is not the determining factor in my case. LOL I wonder if AFPC deviates from the board ranking, and for what reasons they might do that? I wonder if they take into consideration career field health if they veer away from the board.

I guess the piece of information we would need is what the composition of the non-selects are.

Is the general consensus that it is easier to get picked up from non-rated career fields?

I emailed the board awhile back requesting data on scoring and they said "PCSM is only part of the aptitude score component which is 30% of the total score. Leadership is 40% and Adaptability/Potential is the other 30%. This leaves a lot of ground to cover. Definitely seems like an uphill battle for 2d Lt. Just trying to stay positive! I hope you had a great holiday season!

Boy oh boy this waiting game is grueling. Thanks for putting this page together, as I need a new outlet to talk to about this crossflow process as my wife is probably ready to go visit some family. LOL. I volunteered for ENJJPT, but I did not rank it as I would prefer going to the traditional UPT bases. I guess we'll see if they want me to go that route, but I doubt it with no PPL. I assume that is a factor for ENJJPT? Anyone's guess I'm sure. I went Vance, Laughlin, Columbus. Vance because that is where I was originally supposed to go to UPT before I got a surprise medical DQ a month before commissioning, and it is close to my wife's family. I went Columbus last because I am currently stationed in the deep south and wouldn't mind going somewhere new. This is my first time applying as I had to wait a year before I could apply for a waiver following my eye surgery. Hopefully I can make it all the way, but I am not holding my breath. My OPB and letters should be good, and somehow I was the only one in my Wing applying for the board. Supporting that is my 98 PCSM and 89 Pilot. I am a bit worried the pilot score will be a detriment, but I know where I can boost it as my quantitative score was pretty low. There is always next year! Good luck to everyone out there!