Wildman Wilson
Well-Known Member
Hello all, it's been a while since I posted on this forum. Since I first posted here, I've finished my service as a crew chief on the KC-135 with an honorable discharge and completed my Bachelor's degree from ERAU. I wanted to see if anyone had some feedback for me on what my chances of going back in as an Air Force officer in the Guard/Reserve? I have the drive and the Air Force had recently upped it's latest age to go in for a rated slot (pilot) to age 33. I just turned 32.
Some quick notes:
-My AFOQT scores on take 2 (FML) are Pilot: 72 Navigator: 24 Acad Aptitude: 34 Verbal: 64 Quantitative: 14 (miraculously, some people commissioned with all scores in the teens)
-Pcsm: 65
-My age is 32 now
-I have a Bachelor of Science degree from Embry Riddle Aeronatical University with a 3.1 GPA in Aeronautics
-I have 70 flight hours and a PPL
-I have multiple letters of recommendation from deans, teachers, and officers
-One negative is I have a 20% disability rating from when i was enlisted for tinnitus and lower back pain, but can be relinquished
-I was able to pass a mock fitness assessment (pt test) with a 90.5%
I know I only have one shot at this, but any advice from you guys would be very appreciated. Thank you
Some quick notes:
-My AFOQT scores on take 2 (FML) are Pilot: 72 Navigator: 24 Acad Aptitude: 34 Verbal: 64 Quantitative: 14 (miraculously, some people commissioned with all scores in the teens)
-Pcsm: 65
-My age is 32 now
-I have a Bachelor of Science degree from Embry Riddle Aeronatical University with a 3.1 GPA in Aeronautics
-I have 70 flight hours and a PPL
-I have multiple letters of recommendation from deans, teachers, and officers
-One negative is I have a 20% disability rating from when i was enlisted for tinnitus and lower back pain, but can be relinquished
-I was able to pass a mock fitness assessment (pt test) with a 90.5%
I know I only have one shot at this, but any advice from you guys would be very appreciated. Thank you