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8 Part I: Careers in Military Aviation Coast Guard www.uscg.mil/reserve (800) 438-8724 Marines www.marforres.usmc.mil (800) 552-8762 Navy www.navalreserve.com (800) 872-8767 www.petersons.com/arco Air National Guard www.goang.mil (800) 864-6264 Army National Guard www.1800goguard.com (800) 464-8273
MILITARY AVIATION The military operates one of the largest fleets of specialized airplanes in the world. Supersonic fighters and bombers fly combat missions. Large transports carry troops and equipment. Intelligencegathering airplanes take photographs from high altitudes. Helicopters transport troops and cargo, perform search and rescue missions, and provide close combat support for ground troops. All five military services have airplanes and helicopters, and continually need pilots. Airplane navigators are needed by the Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. AIRPLANE PILOTS Military airplane pilots fly the thousands of jet and propeller airplanes operated by the services. What They Do Airplane pilots in the military perform some or all of the following duties: n Check weather reports to learn about flying conditions n Develop flight plans showing air routes and schedules n Contact air traffic controllers to obtain take-off and landing instructions n Fly airplanes by controlling engines, rudders, elevators, and other controls n Monitor gauges and dials located on cockpit control panels n Perform combat maneuvers, take photographs, transport equipment, and patrol areas to carry out flight missions 9 CHAPTER 2 Physical Demands Airplane pilots must pass the most demanding physical test of any job in the military. To be accepted for pilot training, applicants must have 20/20 vision and be in top physical condition. They must have very good eye-hand coordination and have extremely quick reaction times to maneuver at high speeds. Special Requirements A four-year college degree is normally required to enter this occupation. Although the military has many women pilots, specialties involving duty in combat airplanes once were open only to men. However, this policy was reevaluated and women now are admitted. Work Environment Airplane pilots may be stationed at airbases or aboard aircraft carriers anywhere around the world. They fly in all types of weather conditions and take off and land on airport runways and aircraft carrier landing decks. Training Provided Pilot training is a two-year program covering one year each in initial and advanced training. Initial training includes time spent in flight simulators, classroom training, officer training, and basic flight training. Course content typically includes n Aircraft aerodynamics n Jet and propeller engine operation n Operation of aircraft navigation systems n Foul weather flying n FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) regulations
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PART IV AIR FORCE OFFICER QUALIFYIN
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PART 1 VERBAL ANALOGIES TIME: 8 Min
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PART 12 TABLE READING TIME: 7 Minut
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Part 16—Hidden Figures ANSWER KEY
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