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I'm 22, 23 on the first of Feb. and am going into the USMC. I'm a few credits away from an AA degree as a Pro. Pilot. I'm in good physical condition, and continually working to improve it, as well as a 93 ASVAB test score. I'm planning on going Reserves, entering PLC to go to college and get a BA in perhaps physics. I've desperately wanted to fly military since a very early age. Am I doing this too late, or will I still have a chance to make it as a pilot?
Did anyone else understand that? If I interpret that you're starting training to be a pilot at nearly the age of 23, you'll be fine! Failing that, it's all mumbo jumbo to me, sorry I can't be more help! Sunday after all
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This site is mainly populated by British aircrew, try
www.airwarriors.com
which is specifically for USN and USMC. Semper Whatsit!
www.airwarriors.com
which is specifically for USN and USMC. Semper Whatsit!
You're welcome. We're always pleased to offer help to other membes of the English speaking world.
Just out of curiosity, did you choose that screen name or was it randomly generated?
Just out of curiosity, did you choose that screen name or was it randomly generated?
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Apologies for the remarks from the biggoted section of pprune who clearly like to take the pi$$ out of others who they think that they are above.
You are definately not too old to train as a Pilot, and I wish you every success.
You are definately not too old to train as a Pilot, and I wish you every success.
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You do realize that this is primarily a British military aviation forum, don't you? Try the website Gainesy recommended for USN/USMC flying opportunities, or BaseOps for the USAF.
But if you want to fly for the UK, this is the right place to ask!
Cheers! M2
You do realize that this is primarily a British military aviation forum, don't you? Try the website Gainesy recommended for USN/USMC flying opportunities, or BaseOps for the USAF.
But if you want to fly for the UK, this is the right place to ask!
Cheers! M2
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The end of Feb, although I don't officially "retire" until 31 Mar. I've got a civvie job lined up in the same organization where I am working now, just in a different office. Leave work on Friday in uniform, return on Monday in a suit. Makes a lotta sense...
Cheers! M2
Cheers! M2
