Attempting to pass a flight board.

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by evilbookworm » 16 Nov 2011, 17:01

I'm 24, married, no kids. One class away from a 4-year degree, class ends in may, next flight board is in feb, and student loans are pulling me down. My GPA isnt very good (2.4), but I do have my pilot's license, and can get instrument with a bit more time/money.

Trying to join the air guard in my home state (WV) to get my flight training.

A couple questions, if you don't mind.

1. Do you guys think I have a shot? My ASVAB (expired, but I can do as well) was 97, and I'm an Eagle Scout.
2. What's a good study guide for the AFOQT, and is there anything I can really do for the flight standards test? I've been online, but most of the military aptitude test study guides seem like they'll be a little light on the pilot portions of the AFOQT.


Thank you all.


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by chris1091 » 17 Nov 2011, 03:13

ASVAB won't matter past qualifying for enlisted jobs.

Since you have a PPL you should be fine with the Pilot AFOQT section. If you're really that worried about it, grab the FAA Airplane Flying Handbook (available free online) and go through it.
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by evilbookworm » 17 Nov 2011, 06:05

I'm past Charleston, but thank you for the offer. Pity about the ASVAB. You think my grades will sink me?



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