ajwilliams96
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As aviators in both the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps are designated as Naval Aviators, what is the difference in their career progression? Thank you.
As aviators in both the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps are designated as Naval Aviators, what is the difference in their career progression? Thank you.
As aviators in both the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps are designated as Naval Aviators, what is the difference in their career progression? Thank you.
Sam threw his plug in for CG aviation (a laudable pursuit, for sure, and you DARE NOT speak of the CG in anything less than laudatory tones here, lest chips be knocked off shoulders). Those boundless opportunities exist in every branch, as every branch has more than one astronaut to its credit.
I can take a little ribbing just like you Scout. And you're right, every branch/SA has had an astronaut. Including MMA!
Not to derail this thread, but remember, we've had pilots from every branch come in under the DCA program, but I've never heard of a CG aviator going into another branch.
If the OP wants to check out some more about CG aviation we do have our own TV show. http://www.weather.com/tv/tvshows/coast-guard-alaska