Arkbird

Yes. That's where they appeared for me.

Keep an eye on your CDB in vMPF. That's where I first saw my training dates.

@simsans how does IPT work after you get back from your flight school. By that I mean do you do trans and then form in the T-6 or what? My first time hearing about IPT was when I got back from Altus last year and my neighbors were going through it.

You'll get your assignment before your training RIP. Since we already did MFS and the RPA syllabus at Doss, you'll go straight to your UPT base. From there I actually remember finding out my class start date on vMPF before actually getting the RIP.

AFPC will reach out to you if an alternate position opens up and you're selected.

Told y'all Tuesday would be the day 😎. It was a Tuesday 3 years ago as well. Congrats to all! Keep the push going and reach out if you have questions about everything else that comes next whether you're a select, non select, or picked up something that might not have been your first choice -11M formerly 18A

Either UPT or IPT to T-6 completion then on to your heavy FTU. No more T-1 sims. B-52s go back and forth. Right now I believe they're back to fighter/Bomber track but we had a few guys in some T-1 classes as recently as 2023 that dropped BUFFs.

I knew a few guys from previous YGs who took the bonus then went to UPT with me. Obviously this was a few years ago and things have changed but it might not be something that would stop you from getting released.

Don't discount a random day of the week like Tuesday! Our results in 2022 were released on a Tuesday to CCs.

I don't know where you're at but at least at Columbus and I'm sure the others are doing the same, we wore service dress to graduation that morning and mess dress to the dinner that evening.

Unfortunately AFPC doesn't seem to release that information. Just what the AFOQT and PCSM scores averages of selects have.

43/69 of last year's selects for pilot were already rated aircrew.

I'll be in your SOS class. DM me if you have questions about anything. I went from RPA to pilot a few boards ago.

https://news.usni.org/2024/10/15/growler-crew-members-status-unknown-after-crash

I'm literally just copying and pasting from the slides at the end of the night. I'm not going to fact check the FAIPs that put together units and aircraft.