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I got selected to become a flight warrant and will go to WOCS in the fall. My dream has always been to fly and I want to fly for the best unit possible. What should I do to make myself stand out and become as marketable as possible for the recruiting team? I'm talking stuff like tracks, airframes, schools, duty stations, etc. I have already attended Air Force Air Operations Course Initial Qualification Training (AOCIQT) and received the ASI of 5A.
Please don't just say obvious things like "pass WOCS," "have a high pt score," "get distinguished honor grad," or "meet the minimum requirements." This is an actual goal so please don't waste our time by writing simple things...
Please don't just say obvious things like "pass WOCS," "have a high pt score," "get distinguished honor grad," or "meet the minimum requirements." This is an actual goal so please don't waste our time by writing simple things...
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153A: Rotary Wing Aviator (Aircraft Nonspecific)
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153A: Rotary Wing Aviator (Aircraft Nonspecific) Special Operations Pilot Aviation Warrant Officers
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The obvious answer is to get type rated in an airframe they have, so 47s or 60s for your first job.
Then you need a few outstanding OERs that demonstrate that you are quantitatively doing it all better than your peers and get at least 500 hours flying, or at least 50 hours Pilot in Command (PIC), then you volunteer.
Then you need a few outstanding OERs that demonstrate that you are quantitatively doing it all better than your peers and get at least 500 hours flying, or at least 50 hours Pilot in Command (PIC), then you volunteer.
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WO1 (Join to see) Here is a previous post with information. Search on "160th SOAR" for other posts.
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/how-do-i-become-a-160th-soar-volunteer
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/how-do-i-become-a-160th-soar-volunteer
How do I become a 160th SOAR volunteer? | RallyPoint
Going to Lewis for my next assignment and was told by a lot of old NCO's that the best way to go is to go to 160th SOAR and try out for green platoon. My question is, Can I volunteer in reception once i report to my next unit at the welcoming center or drop a packet once I am at my actual unit?
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Honestly, be sure you let the 160th know that you're interested.
I'm not sure what the current situation is but they have, in the past, recruited pretty rigorously. This includes Guard and Reserve Aviators.
I'm not sure what the current situation is but they have, in the past, recruited pretty rigorously. This includes Guard and Reserve Aviators.
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