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Careers for C-130 Aircrew with Tactical Flight
Services, Inc
Careers for C-130 Aircrew with Tactical Flight Services, Inc.
Tactical Flight Services is seeking current and qualified C-130E/H/J
pilots, flight engineers and loadmasters to support ongoing and future
C-130 flight test programs. Preferably a traditional Guardsman or
Reservist still on active flight status with schedule flexibility.
Duties include Engineering Test flight/FCF/ACF IAW DCMA 8210.1 after PDM
and avionics upgrades. Pilot Minimum Requirements: Not less than 1,000
hours first-pilot time in C-130, ATP/L-382 type rating, primary
instructor, FCF qualified, FAA class II or current 1042 medical, current
chamber and DoD security clearance. Flight Engineer Minimum
Requirements: C-130 qualified and current FAA Flight Engineer-Turboprop,
FAA Class II or current 1042 medical, current chamber, 500 hrs total in
C-130, primary Instructor qualified, FCF qualified, and DoD security
clearance. TFS currently has ongoing C-130 operations in the CONUS and
OCONUS. Good part time and potential full-time pay, per diem, schedule
flexibility. TFS is headquartered in Kennesaw, GA just north of Dobbins
ARB, but our operating locations are all
over the CONUS and OCONUS.. Please see the website at
www.tfs2.com
for more information about operations. If interested contact Mark Ott,
Chief Pilot, m.ott@tfs2.com,
678-438-7271 |
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Air Force Reserve, Maxwell AFB, Alabama
The 908th Airlift Wing, 357th Airlift Squadron, located at Maxwell AFB
(Montgomery, AL) is hiring current, previously qualified, or qualified
applicants as C-130 Flight Engineers. Openings available are for traditional
(part time) Reservists. We fly nine C-130H2s and are conveniently located in
south central Alabama within about 3 hours drive of Atlanta and the Florida
Panhandle (Gulf Coast). We will re-train previously qualified or train
qualified applicants as Flight Engineers. For more information please call
comm(334)953-5924 DSN 493-5924 or email
kenneth.eddy@maxwell.af.mil.
The 908th Airlift Wing, 357th
Airlift Squadron, located at Maxwell AFB (Montgomery, AL) is hiring current
or previously qualified Loadmasters (Active, Guard, or Reserve). Openings
available are for traditional (part time) Reservists; Rank Options are
(4)MSgt, (5)TSgt, (3)SSgt. We fly nine C-130H2s and are conveniently located
in south/central Alabama within about 3 hours drive of Atlanta and the
Florida Panhandle (Gulf Coast). We will re-train previously qualified
loadmasters (any weapons system) for the position of C-130H2 Loadmaster.
For more information please call or email us. Chief Michael Harper, (DSN)
493-6477, (Comm.) 334-953-6477, email
Michael.Harper@maxwell.af.mil
or MSgt James Rickels,(DSN)493-6470, email
James.Rickels@maxwell.af.mil
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Alaska Air National Guard
FY 2010 UFT SELECTION BOARD
FY 2010 UFT SELECTION BOARD The Alaska Air National Guard has
concluded its selection board for Fiscal Year 2009 Undergraduate Flight
Training slots …. BUT! we anticipate a Fiscal Year 2010 board around the
January/February time frame. The 176th Wing will begin accepting
applications on November 1, 2007.
Currently we do not know how many vacancies we will have, but
typically we hire at least one person for each of the following crew
positions:
At Elmendorf AFB, near Anchorage, Alaska: C-130 pilot HC-130 pilot HH-60
pilot C-17 pilot C-130 navigator HC-130 navigator
At Eielson AFB, near Fairbanks, Alaska: KC-135 pilot These are all
traditional (part-time) officer positions
To prepare for the board, we recommend you begin working on the
paperwork we require be included in your application package. Please see
http://www.akanch.ang.af.mil/recruit/pilot.htm
or
http://www.akeiel.ang.af.mil/pilot.htm
for updates and a list of typical package requirements. Plan on
accomplishing the AFOQT and TBAS well before November to ensure your
application is complete by the deadline! Additionally, feel free to send
me an informal outline of your skills and experience. Some items you may
want to include are: physical condition (any known medical problems),
what kind of degree you have, which college, GPA, flying hours and
ratings, leadership experiences or other experience you feel is
relevant. Just keep it simple and informal at this point—we’ll
move on to the formalities around November. Good Luck, Alex Lang, CAPT
AKANG pilot.uft@akanch.ang.af.mil 176WG UFT Board Coordinator |
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Alaska Air National Guard
The 211th Rescue Squadron at Kulis ANG Base,
Alaska is currently hiring HC-130/C-130 loadmasters, flight
engineers and communications
specialists. If you want to fly in one of the most beautiful
locations in the world and play a vital role in a rewarding mission,
please contact us. We offer many opportunities for career growth
and fly some of the newest aircraft in the inventory. Contact: CMSgt Van Grainge,
DSN:317-626-1623 Com:907-249-1623
Email:
van.grainge@akanch.ang.af.mil
The 211th Rescue Squadron in Anchorage Alaska is currently hiring
Traditional HC-130 Airborne Communications and Electronics Specialists
(1A3X1). We offer many opportunities for career growth and to fly some
of the newest rescue HC-130 aircraft in the inventory. If you want to
fly in one of the most beautiful locations in the world and play a vital
role in a rewarding mission, please contact us. Contact: CMSgt Mike
Schmidt, DSN: 317-626-1651 Com: 907-249-1651 E-mail:
Michael.schmidt@akanch.ang.af.mil |
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Alaska Air National Guard, KC-135
The 168th Air Refueling Squadron in
Fairbanks Alaska is planning to hold a hiring board for the position of
Traditional KC-135R In-flight Refueling Technician (Boom Operator). The
board is planned for the summer of 2006. For more information please
contact either CMSgt Todd Cook DSN 317-377-8836, Commercial 907-377-8836
todd.cook@akeiel.ang.af.mil
or SMSgt Steven Forgue DSN 317-377-8837, Commercial 907-377-8837,
steven.forgue@akeiel.ang.af.mil
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Air National Guard - Anchorage Alaska C-130
Loadmasters
The 176 Airlift Wing, 144th Airlift Squadron, located at Kulis ANGB
(Anchorage, AK) is hiring current, previously qualified, or qualified
applicants as C-130 Loadmasters. Openings available are for traditional
(part time) Guardsmen. We fly eight C-130H2s. We fly out of the
International Airport in Anchorage, Alaska but are slated to move across
town to Elmendorf AFB by 2011. We will re-train previously qualified or
train qualified applicants as Loadmasters. For more information please
contact CMSGT Gary Lanham comm (907)249-1212 DSN 317-626-1212 or email
gary.lanham@akanch.ang.af.mil
Lt Col Bill Toney 144AS/DO
William.toney@akanch.ang.af.mil
249-1618 or 748-4237 (c) |
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Arkansas Air National Guard
C-130
C-130 Flight Engineers
wanted at the 154th Training Squadron, Arkansas Air National Guard, at
Little Rock AFB. Our Flight Engineer positions are for Traditional
Guard Personnel only, at this time. We are a formal school and
have no mobility requirements or deployments, but do have short TDYs. If
interested, give us a call.
Engineers POC: Chief Sean Flannery at
sean.flannery@arlitt.ang.af.mil
or DSN
731-6849 or 501-987-6849 FAX 501-987-7503
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California Air National
Guard MC-130P "Combat Shadow"
The 130th Rescue Squadron at Moffett Federal
Airfield is interviewing both rated navigators non-rated candidates for
traditional navigator positions. Moffett is located at the south end of
San Francisco Bay in the heart of 'Silicon Valley.' This area of
Northern California offers accessibility to the Sierra mountains,
Redwoods, a beautiful coastline, and numerous wineries. The primary
mission of the 130th RQS is combat search and rescue (CSAR) which
involves NVG low level navigation, helicopter air refueling, along with
airdrops of Pararescue jumpers and their equipment. The unit
participates in AEF rotations and does deploy overseas. If you are
interested in this challenging navigational mission, please e-mail
andrew.ferguson@camoff.ang.af.mil or call (650-603-9349, DSN
359-9349).
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The 130th Rescue Squadron at Moffett Field,
CA is also hiring Loadmasters for traditional positions at this time.
The 130th RQS' primary mission is Combat Search and Rescue and aircrews
fly the MC-130P Combat Shadow. The MC-130P is a tanker aircraft normally
tasked to in-flight refuel helicopters and airdrop Pararescue personnel
and their equipment. A majority of our training is conducted
at night using NVGs. Expect a high ops tempo, with AEF
participation. There are a lot of things to enjoy in this area and
culturally the Bay Area is second to none. From the coastal
beaches, central valley waterways, and mountains of the Sierra Nevada -
all within a modest drive. One word of caution, this area has a VERY
high cost of living and the ability to "Guard bum" on enlisted pay is
not a reality. NO full time positions available at this time. Applicants
should forward a Resume, personnel rip, letters of recommendation and
references. Prior fliers should include summary of prior qualification,
schools attended, flight hours and copies of Form 8's.
Mail: 130 RQS/DOHL
P.O.Box 103
Moffett Federal Airfield
Mountain View, CA 94035-0103
Stop 14 / Attention CMSGT Stuart Loux
Telephone: Commercial 650-603-9381 DSN 359-9381, FAX - 9381 |
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VR-55 Pt Mugu, CA
Come and fly with the "Minutemen" of VR-55. VR-55 is a
Naval Reserve Squadron flying Navy C-130T's out of Naval Base Ventura
County, California (NAS Pt Mugu) to points around the Globe. We support
overseas detachments (of 19 - 21 days) to Sigonella, Italy; Atsugi,
Japan; and Bahrain. We are looking to fill two Reserve pilot positions.
Applicants must be eligible to join the Naval Reserve, and must not be
Command screened 0-5s or 0-5 selectees. VR-55 provides fleet services on
virtually a 24 hour a day, 7 day a week basis. Consequently, applicants
should be available for Inactive Duty training eight days per month, and
Annual training periods of 19-21 days per year. Contact VR-55 at:
805-989-7734 |
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336 ARS, March ARB, CA
The 336th ARS at March ARB, CA. is looking for KC-135
BOOM OPERATORS. Openings currently available are for traditional (part
time) Reservists. We prefer current and qualified boom operators
(Active, Guard, or Reserve) and California residents, however these are
not requirements, but preferences. March ARB is located 60 miles east of
LA & 60 miles north of San Diego. We are only 1 hour drive time from the
beach, mountains or desert. The unit participates in AEF rotations and
has occasional overseas TDY's. We are also tasked with 2 alert lines.
Plenty of work available if requested. If interested, please contact
CMSGT Robert Dunning at DSN 447-2153/2711. |
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California ANG
- Predator
The California ANG ‘Grizzlies’ (163rd
RW) is looking to hire previously qualified Predator Pilots and Sensor
Operators to help us with our conversion to our new Predator mission.
You will be working at March ARB in sunny South California. We do
not have a manning document at this time however there will be part time
openings as well as some full time opportunities. For more
information please contact Lt Col Kirby Colas, at
DSN 447-3417 Comm 951-655-3417,
kirby.colas@camarc.ang.af.mil or Col Randy Ball at DSN 447-3403,
Comm 951-655-3403,
randall.ball@camarc.ang.af.mil. |
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129th Rescue
Squadron, Moffett Airfield, CA
Rated & Non-Rated HH-60G Helicopter Pilot Position
The 129th Rescue Squadron at
Moffett Federal Airfield in Mountain View, California is looking for
qualified candidates for the position of Helicopter Pilot. This is a
Traditional Guardsman position operating the HH-60G Pavehawk Helicopter.
Rated Prerequisites: You
must be a rated aviator. You must live within 150 miles of Moffett
Federal Airfield or commit to relocation to this area and be able to
support yourself financially in the Bay Area. You must be able to pass a
DOD background investigation for a SECRET clearance. You must not have
had any UCMJ action(eg. Article 15), DWI/DUI, or previous drug/substance
usage. You must not have had a Government Travel Card revoked or overdue
outstanding balance Provide details of any promotions that you were
passed over for. Provide details regarding current security clearance,
and whether a clearance has been revoked in the past (if so, state
reason). Provide details of any medical waivers or corrective eye
surgery. Provide details of any aircraft accidents you may have been
involved in.
Non Rated Prerequisites:
You must be a U.S. citizen. You must be a member of (or previously a
member of) the 129th RQW or another military unit prior to applying
(consideration may be given to non-prior service members depending on
qualifications). You must have a bachelor's degree. You must be able to
start Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) prior to reaching the age of
30. You must meet USAF height and weight standards. You must pass a USAF
Flying Class 1 Physical. You must meet the following vision
requirements: near vision 20/20 uncorrected far vision 20/70
uncorrected. You must be able to pass a DOD background investigation for
a SECRET clearance. You must pass the Air Force Officers Qualification
Test (AFOQT) and meet the minimum scores in the following core areas
prior to your interview: Verbal > 15 Quantitative > 10 Pilot > 25
Combined Pilot and Navigator score > 50. You must not have had any UCMJ
action (eg. Article 15), DWI/DUI, or previous drug/substance usage You
must live within 150 miles of Moffett Federal Airfield or commit to
relocate to this area and be able to support yourself financially in the
Bay Area. You must not have had a Government Travel Card revoked or
overdue outstanding balance
Please read carefully:
Complete Packages must be received no later than close of business on
deadline, without the use of binders, tabs, etc. and should contain only
the following documents: 1.Cover Letter containing information why you
want to be a pilot with the 129th RQS, current living location, contact
info, time (months/years) since you last flew a military aircraft (if
applicable). 2. 1 page Resume (include Date Of Birth and Height/Weight,
detailing any flight time) 3. Copy of official college transcripts. 4.
AFOQT scores. 5. BAT scores. 6. Civilian aeronautical ratings and hours.
7. Last 3 military performance reports, OPR/EPR's/PFW. 8. Copy of your
driver’s license or military ID front and back. 9. Most recent USAF
personnel RIP (Report of individual person) or equivalent (Army 201
File). 10. Your DD Form 214 (Only if you separated from the military).
11. Letters of recommendation (3 are mandatory). For inter-service
transfers please contact the recruiter at
https://www.129rqw.ca.ang.af.mil/ for information. POC: Capt David
Weidman, Work com: 650-603-9340; Work DSN: 359-9340; Work Fax:
650-603-9321
david.weidman@camoff.ang.af.mil
Mail packages to: ATTN: Capt David Weidman
656 Johnny Luv Lane
Moffett Federal Airfield, CA 94035
NOTE: For Pilot Selection Board
dates please email me. Thank you. |
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California Air National Guard
Channel Islands ANG
C-130J
The 115th
Airlift Squadron, 146th Airlift Wing, Channel Islands Air
National Guard is located in Port Hueneme, approximately halfway between
Los Angles and Santa Barbara on the coast. If you are familiar with
NAWS Point Mugu, we share the airfield with them and our base is located
just north of the Navy base.
We are currently
accepting resumes for future pilot positions from previously qualified
C-130 Pilots (J model preferred) but we will not be hiring pilots to
fill those positions for 12-18 months. There is not a scheduled formal
selection board for prior service pilots. All applicants will be
interviewed on an as needed basis as position become available.
We are currently
accepting application packages for prospective pilot training (UPT)
candidates and will be interviewing this summer for FY 2010 which means
you will not attend pilot training prior to October 2009.
All of the details
for both candidates are listed below:
UPT INFORMATION
UPT selection
board – 28 July 2008 @ 0800 CIANGS, CA
ALL
application
packages must be received by 15 June 2008
ALL
packages will include:
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Cover letter
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Resume
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OPR/EPR (if
applicable)
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PCSM/AFOQT/BAT
Scores
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Official
college transcripts and diploma
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USAF flying
Class 1 physical
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Driving record
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3 letters of
recommendation with contact information
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Civilian
ratings, certificates and logbooks
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AF Form 24
Prerequisites:
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Member of the
115th Airlift Squadron, 146th AW, USAF, CA ANG or those
who have a military affiliation with another branch of the DOD.
(We will consider applications from non-prior service individuals
depending on qualifications)
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Bachelors
Degree from an accredited University or College
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Successful
completion of a background check for a SECRET clearance
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Qualifying
scores on the AFOQT to qualify for UPT
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No UCMJ
actions, DWI/DUI or a history of drug or substance abuse
PRIOR
SERVICE/RATED INFORMATION
ALL
packages will include:
Prerequisites:
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No UCMJ
actions, DWI/DUI or a history of drug or substance abuse.
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Last military
flight was no more than 36 months ago.
For more
information and questions, please contact:
Major Patricia Murray
c (805) 551-9393
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PilotHiring115AS@mac.com
Send all
correspondence and packages to:
Major Patricia Murray
115th Airlift Squadron
CA Air National Guard
106 Mulcahey Drive
Port Hueneme, CA 93041 |
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T-38 AGR Slot, Edwards AFB, CA
Any Viper drivers currently flying T-38s that want to fly both at
Edwards? Give me a shout for any questions.
SUBJECT: AGR Vacancy Announcement 07-228WS, Closeout Date: 28 Jul 07
1. A requirement exists for a qualified member to serve a 4-year tour
of active duty as an AF Reserve AGR (Active Guard Reserve) for the AFSC
and rank indicated. Applicants with less than 24 months time on station
from their last PCS will be considered on a case by case basis based on
the needs of the Air Force Reserve. You must possess the AFSC
commensurate to the grade listed or one skill level below. You must hold
the rank or one rank below to qualify as an applicant.
AFSC: 11K3D Grade: Major Unit/Organization: 370th Flight Test
Squadron
Duty Title: T-38 Research Pilot
Location: Edwards AFB, CA Position
Availability: ASAP
2. Duties and Responsibilities: Execute flight test support sorties
in T-38A/B/C aircraft in support of Test Operations at the Air Force
Flight Test Center. Conduct photo/safety chase, target and provide
operational insight into developmental flight testing for assigned T-38C
test programs. Provide ground and in-flight instruction according to all
AFMC and AFFTC approved Phase I, II, and III training plans as well as
all squadron commander-directed training. Provide operational aircrew
input into unit technical and safety review processes. Support flight
operations as Squadron Training Officer, Squadron Scheduling Officer, or
Squadron Stan/Eval Liaison Officer as required. Perform other duties as
assigned by the Squadron Commander, Operations Officer, or Flight
Commander.
3. Qualifications: Applicants must be a current and qualified
Instructor Pilot in the T-38C. Current or previous qualification in
F-16, previous AETC T-38C experience, and previous flight test
experience is desired. Graduate of recognized Test Pilot School desired.
Unit interview required.
4. Application procedure questions may be addressed to AF/REAMO, DSN
425-1100, and Commercial (703) 588-1100.
NOTE: Air Force Reserve AGR’s will be given priority consideration.
5. Please disseminate this advertisement to all potentially qualified
members. Also, be advised that PCS orders cannot be published until
selectee is certified medically qualified for active duty. 6. Further
information on how to apply, eligibility requirements, and other career
opportunities are listed on the Internet:
www.re.hq.af.mil/agr/agrhome2.html. |
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Air Force Reserve, Peterson AFB, Colorado
The 302d Airlift Wing,
731st Airlift Squadron at Peterson AFB (Colorado Springs, CO) is
hiring qualified Navigators (Active, Guard, or Reserve). Multiple
openings are available for Traditional (part time) Reservists. We
fly ’93, ’94 and ’96 year-model C-130H3s in the traditional slick
airlift mission. Our unit is also the only AFRC unit to own a
Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System (MAFFS – airborne fire
fighting) mission. We prefer current H3 instructors qualified in all
airlift/airdrop missions including NVGs
but will hire the best applicants based on a wide range of factors.
For more information please call or email us.
Colorado Springs is
located 45 minutes south of Denver at the base of Pikes Peak in a
bustling military economy. There are many opportunities for
full-time civilian employment in the local area and in Denver. In
the local area we have the US Air Force Academy,
Shriever AFB and Peterson AFB. On
Peterson AFB we have Air Force Space Command, the combined
headquarters of NORAD-USNORTHCOM and Army STRATCOM with a host of
contracting companies supporting those organizations.
We’re a great unit
in an excellent location flying newer herks;
it doesn’t get much better then this. Come join the Mile High Gang!
http://www.302aw.afrc.af.mil/
Lt
Col Ed Strickland, (DSN) 834-3321, (Comm.) 719-556-3321, email
Edward.Strickland@afsp.peterson.af.mil
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Connecticut Air
National Guard Bradley ANGB C-21A
The 118th Airlift Squadron /
103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard is located in East
Granby, CT, approximately halfway between New York City and Boston. We
are currently accepting application packages from prospective candidates
interested in attending Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) scheduled for
FY 09 (Oct 08 – Sep 09). All application packages must be postmarked by
13 June 2008 UPT Selection Board – 2/3 Aug 2008 (1 UPT Slot)
All packages will include:
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Cover letter detailing your
desire to be a pilot with the 118th Airlift Squadron
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One page résumé chronicling
your military service as well as civilian education and work history
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Last 3 OPRs / EPRs (if
Applicable)
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PCSM / AFOQT / TBAS Scores (https://pcsm.aetc.af.mil)
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Official College Transcript •USAF
Flying Class I Physical , SF Form 93 (Report of Medical History), or
FAA Flying Class III
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3 letters of recommendation
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Copy of any civil
aeronautical licenses and/or ratings
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Copy of last page of log book
containing civilian flight time
Prerequisites: •
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Less than 5 years of prior
military commissioned service prior to UPT start date
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Be under the age of 30 as of
the UPT start date
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Possession of a Bachelor’s
Degree from an accredited University or College
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Achievement of qualifying
scores on the AFOQT
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Pass a USAF Flying Class I
Physical
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No UCMJ actions, DUI/DWI or a
history of drug/substance abuse
If selected, projected training
in FY09/FY10 will be as follows:
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Academy of Military Science
(Commissioning) – 6 weeks
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Initial Flight Screening – 42
days
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Undergraduate Pilot Training
– 54 weeks
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C-21 School – 6 weeks •Basic
Survival Training – 3 weeks
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Water Survival – 3 days
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Home Station Seasoning – 90
days
You will incur a 10 year service
commitment upon completion of UPT. This can be served in a full or part
time guard status. For further information or questions you may contact
Capt Josh Panis
joshua.panis@ctbrad.ang.af.mil DSN 220-2516/COMM 860-292-2516/CELL
401-206-9039 Send all Packages and Correspondence to: Capt Josh Panis CT
ANG / 118th Airlift Squadron 100 Nicholson Road East Granby, CT 06026 |
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Delaware
ANG
The 142 Airlift Squadron located at
the New Castle County Airport, Wilmington, Delaware is currently seeking
qualified C-130 pilots, navigators, flight engineers
and loadmasters for part-time positions. Undergraduate
Pilot and Navigator Candidates are strongly encouraged to apply, as we
have multiple slots each year. We fly C-130H2’s with an aggressive
flying schedule. Wilmington, Delaware is located within two
hours of several key locations and attractions. These locations
include Atlantic City, NJ, Delaware and Maryland’s Atlantic coast
beaches, Washington, DC, Philadelphia, and Pennsylvania’s Pocono
Mountains. If you are interested in what the Delaware Air National
Guard has to offer please check out our
REQUIREMENTS. UPT applications will be accepted annually from
November to February for an April UPT selection board. Rated
military service officers interested in what Delaware has to offer
please contact: Major Tim Casey, DE ANG Chief Pilot -
timothy.casey@denewc.ang.af.mil
or Lt Col Ron Wesley, Chief Navigator
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Ronald.wesley@denewc.ang.af.mil
DSN # 445-7350. |
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326AS, Dover AFB, DE
Looking to relocate or return to the Northeast? The 326 Airlift
Squadron, 512AW, Dover AFB, DE. is now
considering ONLY UPT candidates for a board this fall 2008.
Dover is located 1.5 hrs from PHL and
BWI. The base has excellent facilities including a BX, commissary, and
golf course. All positions for rated pilots are currently full.
Send inquires to :
sean.saylor@dover.af.mil |
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