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120th Fighter Squadron - Wikipedia
Factsheets : 120th Fighter Squadron
| Deadlines When is the deadline? Deadline 01 August 2013 for experienced fighter pilots. No UPT board currently scheduled. |
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Age and other requirements The fine print This link provides the regulation governing the requirements for Under Graduate Pilot Training: Click here for the link to "The Reg" AFI-361 We are considering applicants that are under age 30 before they begin pilot training. |
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Medical Questions Medical Questions Requirement for UPT candidates is an FAA Class 1 flying physical |
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Vision Requirements Vision Requirements Minimum 20/70 vision correctable to 20/20 without color blindness. Laser vision correction (RK, Lasik etc.) is usually disqualifying - refer specific questions to our flight docs. |
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AFOQT Scores AFOQT Scores Here's a website where you can look up AFOQT scores: https://www.afpc.randolph.af.mil/afoqts/default.asp Our MINIMUM requirements: Before applicants can be considered for Undergraduate Pilot Training they must have taken the AFOQT. This is a five-part test given at bases and recruiting offices around the country. You must take the AFOQT before applying for UPT. The five sections and minimum scores for each are: Pilot--25 Navigator--10 Academic Aptitude--0 Verbal--15 Quantitative--10
Combined pilot\navigator scores must total 50. |
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BAT Testing and AFOQT scores BAT Testing and AFOQT scores The following site has locations and contact info for setting up BAT tests as well as showing your PCSM score. I think its based on a combination of flying experience and the AFOQT/BAT scores. Hope this helps. Before applicants can be considered for Undergraduate Pilot Training you will be required to take the BATS test. This tests your hand-eye coordination. The test is much like a video game with several different tests. The test scores are combined into a single score. Some sections may be weighted more heavily than others. |
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Bachelor's Degree Bachelor's Degree Required for all UPT applicants |
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When to visit Drill Weekends Friday and Saturday of Drill Weekend is your best bet - but avoid exercise and depolyment weekends. Email Captain Hull for recommendations: dhull.f16@gmail.com and james.hull@ang.af.mil |
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Setting Up a visit Setting Up a visit In order to get on base (non-military) here is what you need to do - - 1) Coordinate to meet with a representative from the 120th FS - usually Saturday morning of Drill Weekend! 2) Report to the visitor's center at the 6th avenue gate on the North side of the base. Provide the visitor's center with the following: Name: Destination: 120 fighter squadron Guard Ops, Bldg 701 Date of visit: SSN: Driver's Licensce / State Date of Birth: Address: Phone: Vehicle Info to include registration / insurance Your sponor is:
Captain Danny Hull (720)847-9955 120 FS
Reason for visit: Pilot application process
Duration of visit: Plan on 4-6 hours
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