02AUG2021 Pilot/NFO Board

[Magrey]

Did anyone submit their application in, say June, and get their name on that list? Mine was submitted 6/11 and I'm not on the list.

I submitted on 24JUN and I made the list. Idk how the recruiter side works, but may be your OR is holding your application to meet their quotas next month, if that is even a thing for then OR.

 

[flatspinturkeyb]

I submitted on 24JUN and I made the list. Idk how the recruiter side works, but may be your OR is holding your application to meet their quotas next month, if that is even a thing for then OR.

Uh ohhhh. Or maybe my application was submitted and rejected due to one of my waivers being rejected or something like that.

 

[villo0692]

Idk if that’s true, but there’s 250 names on that list already. by comparison, the May board had like 220ish

200 in the May board

 

[GodSpeed1997]

My OR submitted my package right on the deadline date for the May board and the August board. Thought I was going to get rolled for both of them but I made it in the at-board list. I think submitting your package early increases your chance of being seen but it’s not the only factor why you’re rolled. People have made it to boards submitting way later than other people who submitted early.

 

[njrecc]

Everyone have a great 4th of July!

 

[flatspinturkeyb]

View attachment 31468
Everyone have a great 4th of July!

might as well let the backseater hold it so they'll have something to do.

 

[CaptMorgan]

First business day after the release of the at board list, let the memes and rumors begin.

 

[exNavyOffRec]

First business day after the release of the at board list, let the memes and rumors begin.

Well today is a federal holiday, so no business happening today, start with tomorrow.

 

[CaptMorgan]

Well today is a federal holiday, so no business happening today, start with tomorrow.

Ah, it's a 4 day, totally forgot. Tomorrow it is?

 

[Hokie2021]

Since we have 168 pages to go until the results come out, what made you pursue a career in naval aviation? ........ And how many times did you watch it?

 

[CaptMorgan]

Since we have 168 pages to go until the results come out, what made you pursue a career in naval aviation? ........ And how many times did you watch it?

Army aviation is awesome but I'd rather be on a beach than stuck in a hole getting rained on at fort Polk. Easy choice to switch over to Navy.

 

[njrecc]

Since we have 168 pages to go until the results come out, what made you pursue a career in naval aviation? ........ And how many times did you watch it?

For me it wasn’t the movie (but I have seen it countless times). Grew up in meridian and have been great family friends with a Prowler pilot and was just obsessed with his life from a young age.

 

[hlhenriksen]

Since we have 168 pages to go until the results come out, what made you pursue a career in naval aviation? ........ And how many times did you watch it?

I work in tech at a major insurance company, and it's a great career but honestly it's pretty boring. I always wanted to be a pilot and have thought about serving a number of times before so I figured I'd at least give it a shot while I'm young and don't have anything holding me back. And I've actually never seen it...

 

[luckynumbr27]

Tired of fixing aviation components. Wanna be the guy out breaking them.

 

[Kyle42]

My grandfather was an A-6 maintainer and my dad was a KC-130 flight engineer. I’m the first to go to college and it felt right to pursue a career in Naval aviation like them (Tom Cruise also helped?)