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SGT James Scott USAR

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Apache pilots, how often do you ever actually fire Stingers? I know they're rarely carried, but is there a periodic required gunnery range?

SGT Cordero Martin USA

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Hey Teammates, What are some good study programs the SIFT? My first take of the exam was a 22 no aviation knowledge, how bad is that???

152F: AH-64A Attack Pilot US Army Instructor Pilot Course

SFC (Join to see) USA

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What is highly sought after when applying to be a 153A?

BLUF: I have applied in previous years (2014-2016), only to be met with FQ-NS. My NCOER's excellent, leadership experience, awards, ERB maintained, APFT 270-290, DA Photo perfect, CW5 referrals, error free packet, military schools (1 or more per year), pursuing a degree, and a SIFT score of 43 (poss...

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153A: Rotary Wing Aviator (Aircraft Nonspecific) 153D: UH-60 Pilot 15A: Aviation Officer 152F: AH-64A Attack Pilot Aviation

(Join to see) Recruit

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Is it possible to choose an Army National Guard aviation warrant officer MOS with no prior military experience?

Is it possible to choose one of these Army National Guard warrant officer MOS with no prior military experience: 154C CH-47 CHINOOK PILOT, 153D UH-60 BLACK HAWK PILOT, or

152F AH-64 ATTACK PILOT. I do have a four year degree (not sure if thats even needed) and meet the requirements for service. I've...

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Illinois ARNG Potential Recruit 154C: CH-47D Pilot 153D: UH-60 Pilot 152F: AH-64A Attack Pilot

WO1 (Join to see) USA

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Selected for attendance to WOCS, I want to fly 64s but hear lots of "hearsay" horror stories. Any advice from the guys actually flying 64s? Mainly, if you could go back and change platforms, would you?

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152F: AH-64A Attack Pilot 152H: AH-64D Attack Pilot 152E: AH-64E Pilot CW2 CW3

RallyPoint Shared Content Supporter

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For over 4 decades, GE Aviation has kept the Apache & Blackhawks flying proudly across the world. Excited to hear our partner will continue to power these machines of freedom. To the next 40 years!

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GE Aviation’s T901 Selected by U.S. Army to Continue Powering Black Hawk, Apache Helicopters

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GE Aviation 153D: UH-60 Pilot 15T: UH-60 Helicopter Repairer 152F: AH-64A Attack Pilot 152H: AH-64D Attack Pilot

COL Lee Flemming USA

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No questions Sir...!

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UNSUNG HEROES: The Paratroopers Who Killed 265 Insurgents To Defend One Downed Apache

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Paratrooper 152F: AH-64A Attack Pilot Iraq

SGT (Join to see) USA

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I know what it's like to pilot a UH1-D "Huey". Our pilots had me and the CE train on flying it if they got hit. Nothing was mentioned about landing the sucker, so I'm happy to say we never had to do e...

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Here’s What It’s Like To Be A Black Hawk Pilot

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AH-64D Pilot 152H: AH-64D Attack Pilot 152F: AH-64A Attack Pilot Flying