Some clarification, on the reserves. You will know what airframe you're going to in the Reserves. You are hired by a unit that flies a particular aircraft, the only way that will change is if the unit changes airframe or you're in a fighter slot and you don't do well, they may bounce you from the fighter.
The process is long. I'd say you need to hurry. The last I checked you had to be in UPT by 30 but before that it was 27. Just not sure which it is now, it all changes based on the "needs of the Air Force."
To be interviewed you really need to pound the pavement, buy beverages etc.
In the reserves the process is usually interview with a squadron, get selected and they help with your UPT package, then go to a wing board on that base and then to the Air Force Reserve board. You may want to talk to a recruiter so that you can get a Flying Class 1 Air Force Physical. IF you can't you'll be wasting your time. My unit had me get one prior to the interview.
From the time I contacted the unit I work for, it took me two years to get to OTS, than almost two years to be totally qualified.
Realize you'll be competing with lots of people, we have a file cabinet full of resumes, make yours stand out.
You can't prepare for the BAT, play video games is the best advice or just don't worry about it is even better. Score very high on the AFOQT, this is often a show stopper if scores are low.
Feel free to PM if you need more info.
The process is long. I'd say you need to hurry. The last I checked you had to be in UPT by 30 but before that it was 27. Just not sure which it is now, it all changes based on the "needs of the Air Force."
To be interviewed you really need to pound the pavement, buy beverages etc.
In the reserves the process is usually interview with a squadron, get selected and they help with your UPT package, then go to a wing board on that base and then to the Air Force Reserve board. You may want to talk to a recruiter so that you can get a Flying Class 1 Air Force Physical. IF you can't you'll be wasting your time. My unit had me get one prior to the interview.
From the time I contacted the unit I work for, it took me two years to get to OTS, than almost two years to be totally qualified.
Realize you'll be competing with lots of people, we have a file cabinet full of resumes, make yours stand out.
You can't prepare for the BAT, play video games is the best advice or just don't worry about it is even better. Score very high on the AFOQT, this is often a show stopper if scores are low.
Feel free to PM if you need more info.