Just signed up to be an AW...am I on right path to Naval Aviation?

[HeyJoe]

FWIW, many CSs go to an actual civilian cooking school and get accreditation (or whatever you call it when you're a cook).

And they learn how to make even more exciting things out of carrots and other foodstuffs!

 

[Gatordev]

And they learn how to make even more exciting things out of carrots and other foodstuffs!

And chicken. We can't forget the use of chicken. So much chicken...

 

[cdrsniper]

I enlisted, was an aviation electronics technician, then got picked up for a commission as a pilot. The Navy is the best decision I ever made! I would do it. Stay aviation though!

 

[Flash]

And they learn how to make even more exciting things out of carrots and other foodstuffs!

For the President, if you are good enough!

http://www.mediacen.navy.mil/pubs/allhands/dec01/pg42.htm

I like this quote:

"I was supposed to be a high-school teacher, but I was a cook in the U.S. Navy because that was the only job I could get."

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/30/magazine/30questions.html

 

[Uncle Fester]

"I was supposed to be a high-school teacher, but I was a cook in the U.S. Navy because that was the only job I could get."

You mean John Kerry was right!?! Dammit!!!

 

[Ken_gone_flying]

I was a C-2 Aircrewman (AD). Make sure when you sign your paperwork that you get Naval Aircrew Candidate School written in your contract!!!! Do not sign the contract if you don't see it in there. The chances of getting into aircrew school (NACCS) after your in aren't very good.

 

[utak]

I concur, avoid the CS rate like the plague. And while you're at it, never, ever . . . become a Sonar Tech. I'm glad I got the fu*k out of that rate fast.

 

[haubby]

What's wrong with be being a Sonar Tech?

 

[Scoob]

That looks like a penis with wings.

So do the people that fly them.