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I have checked and read alot on this, but haven't received the answer I am looking for. I haven't found it in the ROTC forums, so I posted it here.
From what I have read, a commissioned officer in the Army has a slim chance of flying helos. It seems most, like 99%, of the pilots are warrant officers. The USMC offers a flight guarantee. I understand there is a written test involved and a few other things, but can this be done prior to entering college on the NROTC MC option scholorship?
What is the earliest a person can receive a flight guarantee from the USMC?
Realistically, what are the chances of a commissioned Army officer actually flying helos?
Thanks
From what I have read, a commissioned officer in the Army has a slim chance of flying helos. It seems most, like 99%, of the pilots are warrant officers. The USMC offers a flight guarantee. I understand there is a written test involved and a few other things, but can this be done prior to entering college on the NROTC MC option scholorship?
What is the earliest a person can receive a flight guarantee from the USMC?
Realistically, what are the chances of a commissioned Army officer actually flying helos?
Thanks