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FRS questions

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esday1

esday1

He'll dazzle you with terms like "Code Red."
Where are the Fleet Replacement Squadrons located for each USMC aircraft? Which of them are combined with the Navy, and which are separate Marine squadrons? Which aircraft types have more than one FRS (west coast+ east coast?), and how often do you get a choice in where you go? Does where you go for the FRS have an impact on where you're likely to go for your first fleet tour, that is, are east coast FRS graduates more likely to be assigned to east coast squadrons for their first fleet tour?
thanks,
Evan

"Peace on earth to men of goodwill. All others stand by."
 
esday1

esday1

He'll dazzle you with terms like "Code Red."
Thanks, that helps a lot. I live about an hour from NAS Whidbey (when I'm not at school), so I know pretty well where that is.

"Peace on earth to men of goodwill. All others stand by."
 
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Q-ball

Marine CH-53E Pilot
pilot
The CH-53D FRS is in Hawaii HMT-301. I also believe that that some of the hornet guys tr4ain with the Navy in either Fallon or Norfolk.

Q

Marine Helo Pilot
 
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