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Nice try, but RPA (what UAV's are now called) is it's own AFSC. They go to their own training, and UPT won't produce RPA pilots.

So I've been considering my career options in the military, for the most part I've been saying I want to be a fighter pilot, but I've also been giving a lot of thought to special forces. I've looked at SEALs, STOCRO, Ranger, and Green Beret, and the one that I keep going back to is Green Beret...

For the arm hang, do negatives: jump up to the bar so you're already in a pull up, then slowly go down. I jumped up about 5-6 pullups doing this. For the basketball throw, don't go straight back when you lean back, instead, twist your body and angle your arm at about a 45 degree angle. This...

As far as when admissions boards meet, the earliest I've heard of people getting their appointment is october, but typically those people had a presidential nomination and were very very strong candidates. From then on the admissions trickle in (usually as LOAs), but the majority of...

group two is no longer restricted

With BCT just on the horizon, I want to say thank you to all of people on this forum who have helped me with all of my questions and concerns. I'll report back here after BCT to give my thoughts. To all SAF veterans, keep making this board wonderfully informative To all newcomers, this is...

I did a 1 mile today at the top of pikes peak, now that was a lung burning experience, gave me a little more confidence for BCT tommorow.

1. Your grandfather being a veteran could get you a different prop and wing pin for recognition, but I believe that's all. 2. early-mid junior year 3.sat- 1200-1600, Act- 28-32 (rough estimates, I don't have the info with me, but you can look it up for exacts), they dont take SAT II

I just did my first altitude run since the summer seminar (I'm from Miami, so I'm used to sea level). The difference is pretty noticeable. Do they cadre give us some time to acclimate before killing us (at least on runs)?

http://www.serviceacademyforums.com/showthread.php?t=14881

In the "instructions to appointees" packet, it lists the mailing address for basic as Basic Cadet _____ PO box #### USAF academy CO 80841 But I received a news letter saying that the zip code should be 80841-#### Should I tell everyone that they need to add the PO box at the end of...

I'm allergic to cats, I still had to fill out the allergy form, but I just wrote that it gave me no serious problems and that I don't take meds for it

speaking of which, does anyone have a list of all the papers that we should bring with us? All I can think of are: the national security questionnaire the SGLV life insurance form the PADD form the clothing measurements the immunizations did I miss any?

ya gotta love the enthusiasm in the young ones

As most people will tell you, "good scores" would be maxing the event. I'm going to assume you're a boy, 13 pullups is better than average, but still not max a 5:00 mile is better than max the scores are all in the book, strive for max. It's a test of endurance

A way for the service academies to gauge athletic fitness. It is comprised of 6 events: Basketball throw, pushups, situps, pullups, shuttle run, and a 1 mile run. Much of what you are asking can be answered here (credit goes to christcorp for this)

With my congressman, I just wrote a letter stating that I would like to apply for a nomination, a packet was then sent to me in the mail. In the packet is where I put all of my academics, ec's and whatnot. You can update anything in your application such as extra curriculars, awards, SAT/ACT...

While not Usafa_Falcon, we had similar timings on our applications if I recall correctly. I finished my application around October (my CFA being the last thing), received my Letter of Assurance in December, and due to a mix-up, received my Nomination and appointment in January. 1.Most...

Yes sir!

I'll definitely have another post before BCT, but once I enter USAFA, I'll try my best to help out on the forums