Any DTM'rs in the air force?

[G.A. boy]

my friend is in macon G.A.

[Duckydos]

Originally posted by MuGeNxLuDe
i am finishing my core classes at university of houston just need to take cal 2 & 3 and physics 1 & 2 and other science classes but i dont know if i am gonna be going their because they dont do aeronautical engineering i'd have to go to university of texas in austin or texas A & M, or i am going to find out if i can still be a pilot w/ a degree in mechanical engineering

It doesn't really matter what you have your degree in to get a pilot slot. You'll have to take the AFOQTS (Air Force Officer's Qualifying Test) that measures a variety of skills and abilities. Your score (and ranking compared to others that took the test) will determine if you get a pilot (or navigator) slot. If you don't get one, chances are that you'll end up at Wright-Patterson, Ohio or Egland AFB, Florida. Both are engineering, acquisitions, and testing of new Air Force goodies

-Ducky

[lunati397]

Eglin AFB is the largest military intallation of all the branchs and is in an awsome are I am stationed at Hurlburt Field which is only 11 miles from Eglin

[Duckydos]

I had several family friends stationed at Egland. Of them, one is TDY in Korea, the other moved back to Kadena AFB, Okinawa, Japan. (I was a military dependant, and spent 4 years of my childhood on Okinawa. Awesome experience.)
-Ducky