Military Pilot Training JSUPT

The Road to Pilot Wings

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  1. Typical Training Day in Pilot Training

  2. Life as an Officer in Undergraduate Pilot Training

  3. Euro-Nato Joint Jet Pilot Training (ENJJPT)

  4. Physical Fitness and the FACT

  5. Welcome Letter & What to Bring

  6. Acronyms & Terms Glossary


To earn your Air Force Commission, you must:

1. Be a United States Citizen*
2. Pass an Air Force medical examination at a military medical facility
3. Receive a Baccalaureate degree
4. Be of good moral character (as determined by a favorable record with law enforcement authorities)
5. Obtain a favorable evaluation on an Armed Forces personal history security investigation

There are 4 different roads that lead to Air Force Wings:
 

1. Attend the Air Force Academy or complete AFROTC at a University
2. Attend OTS and serve on Active Duty
3. Join the Air Force Reserves
4. Join the Air National Guard

1.  Academy or
AFROTC

2.  OTS

3.  Reserves 4. National Guard
       

Attend Academy
or AFROTC

4-Year
College Degree

4-Year
College Degree
4-Year
College Degree

Active Duty
Commission
Officer Training School (OTS) Selected by
AFRES Unit
Selected by
ANG Unit

Undergraduate
Pilot Training (UPT)
Active Duty
Commission
Officer Training School (OTS) Academy of
Military Science (AMS)
Pick your aircraft
based on merit
Undergraduate
Pilot Training (UPT)
Commissioned in
the Reserves
Commissioned in
the National Guard
Assignments based on career / AF needs Pick your aircraft
based on merit
Undergraduate
Pilot Training (UPT)
Undergraduate
Pilot Training (UPT)
Eligible to full retirement after 20 yrs Assignments based on career / AF needs You will fly your
Unit's Aircraft
You will fly your
Unit's Aircraft
 
  Eligible to full retirement after 20 yrs Permanently based
at your unit's location
Permanently based
at your unit's location
   
    Eligible to retirement
benefits at age 60
Eligible to retirement
benefits at age 60

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