Posted on Aug 24, 2019
I'm looking to become an aviation warrant officer. Does anyone have any advice for WOCS and flight school?
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Just graduated WOCS. Follow EVERY direction to the letter. Pay CLOSE attention to details, and when in charge be in charge; when you're not in charge be a great follower.
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Your first starting point should be to attend a WO brief at this address - BLDG E-3323 1105 EL Salvador st. at 1100 every wednesday. You'll get a pretty good breakdown of the packet and the requirements to get you started on a packet. Then you'll want to start picking this site apart for everything you'll need.
https://recruiting.army.mil/ISO/AWOR/
If you want to talk to a warrant, hit up the CAB. Plenty of them around there that are happy to answer your questions about the process of becoming a pilot.
https://recruiting.army.mil/ISO/AWOR/
If you want to talk to a warrant, hit up the CAB. Plenty of them around there that are happy to answer your questions about the process of becoming a pilot.
U.S. Army Warrant Officer Recruiting
The official website for the Army Recruiting Command (USAREC)
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There's obviously more I could suggest, however, hopefully, all that should keep you going and busy for a fair while...if you want the real thing, I've given you a good deal of where to find it, what to look at to read, and who to call to ask for help to find out more...when I suggest such stuff, for such threads as the kinds of questions you asked, I obviously try to give specific concrete suggestions, not vague generalities, so far as possible...I realize that I might tend to overwhelm in doing so, which, of course, is not my intention, however, my object is to try to give you specific ideas of where and how to learn about different avenues to research such topics as you'd asked about, so far as possible...I hope all that might possibly be of some use and/or interest, in any event, if you'd care to chat at all, I'd be most interested to hear more, so far as you'd care to elaborate, as I'd explained before, obviously, no rush, of course, whenever you'd want, certainly, by all means, anytime....
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