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Navy vs. Air Force
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Here is something else for you to read.
http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=59
http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=59
KState_Poke22
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I really didn't think it would be a big deal to just ask a question. This whole thing has been blown way out of proportion, maybe some of it was my fault but its still kinda ridiculous.
I'm trying to look at it in the perspective that I don't want the level of difficulty to influence my decision too much. If flying for the Navy is what I decide I want to do rather than the Air Force, I don't want to join the Air Force just because its easier.
I'm trying to look at it in the perspective that I don't want the level of difficulty to influence my decision too much. If flying for the Navy is what I decide I want to do rather than the Air Force, I don't want to join the Air Force just because its easier.
You made it a big deal when you called someone an asshole. Great way to start off posting.
KState_Poke22
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No no, I started off posting by asking a question. I'm sorry if it makes everyone feel better, if not, well then too bad.
KState_Pokemon,
Think, Squeeze, Talk. Don't post without thinking of the ramifications and who you are talking to. Sage advice from those that have been before you (not me, I just repeat it)
All others:
Wait, wasn't that was for a different thread?
Think, Squeeze, Talk. Don't post without thinking of the ramifications and who you are talking to. Sage advice from those that have been before you (not me, I just repeat it)
All others:
Wait, wasn't that was for a different thread?
You sound perfect for AFROTC. Maybe you should stick with it.
MasterBates
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KState_Poke22
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I don't really care that I'm being thrown in the fire, go ahead and berate me, I don't really care anymore. By the way kmac, you are probably one of the more clever people I've ever seen, Kstate_pokeMON. Wow, you're pretty damn smart...
By the way, the reason I was mad earlier wasn't because he was impolite it was because he thought I was only looking at the Navy because I thought it might be easier to get a pilot slot. The reason I would go Navy is because its what I really want to do, not because it's easier.
By the way, the reason I was mad earlier wasn't because he was impolite it was because he thought I was only looking at the Navy because I thought it might be easier to get a pilot slot. The reason I would go Navy is because its what I really want to do, not because it's easier.
Dude, it is the internet.......just sit back, watch and use the search function. You will find more info than you ever wanted to know about your question. Just be a fly on the wall.......
Kriegadler
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Kstate, you're are two things: young and inexperienced. Show some respect, bro. This isn't myspace or facebook.
From the perspective of a Midshipman whose roommate is an Air Force Cadet, I'd say the Naval aviation is more relaxed compared to the Air Force. My roommate has had to do things at ungodly times of the night for no reason other than...and I'm not kidding...spirit points. I pray that's not a military tradition. However, that being said...same team. That's the proper mindset. Is it easier to get into Naval Flight school that Air Force, personally I think so. But, if you spend the next four years learning the ropes of the AF, pull the right ones, get a flight slot and a 22, ok. Good for ya.
As for differences, the others guys are right. Do a search first. Show some initiative. That will get you far no matter what you're doing. Be a go getter and find the answer. Then come back with specifics.
From the perspective of a Midshipman whose roommate is an Air Force Cadet, I'd say the Naval aviation is more relaxed compared to the Air Force. My roommate has had to do things at ungodly times of the night for no reason other than...and I'm not kidding...spirit points. I pray that's not a military tradition. However, that being said...same team. That's the proper mindset. Is it easier to get into Naval Flight school that Air Force, personally I think so. But, if you spend the next four years learning the ropes of the AF, pull the right ones, get a flight slot and a 22, ok. Good for ya.
As for differences, the others guys are right. Do a search first. Show some initiative. That will get you far no matter what you're doing. Be a go getter and find the answer. Then come back with specifics.
How about show a little respect? You've already tried to call out an officer that has his wings... (note the gold wings under some guys names...) Thats going to dig you a hole no matter where you chose to pursue your goals. And it really doesn't matter whether you think he was being an asshole or not you don't rate talking to him like that, and if thats how you are going to respond to an officer that you feel is being a jerk you are going to have a very difficult (short) road ahead of you.
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