1) Navy or Airforce and why?  2) I have better than 20/20 vision, im going to be a senior in high school and I have a 3.0 GPA, and I want to defend my country as well as the friends around me so what do I do next?3) Will the NROTC or AFROTC actually help me a lot in the long run?Thanks for the help,Ryan

I am interested in purchasing a rough cut section of airliner fuselage with 4 - 5 windows for a project I am working on. Could you direct me to a salvage source where I could find such a piece and have it shipped to me for a reasonable price? The piece could have rough edges and imperfections as I am trying to save as much money as possible. It ...

Are you still looking for a garmin 430???

Please give me pricing on your inventory.. might be interested in bulk purchase.. Paul

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what is your pricing on your AR KY-196's And 196A's

Are you still looking??? Paul

I recently read that the Navy height requirements for a pilot is 62''-70'' & 60''-78'' for NFOs. In the article, I also read that you must be at least 32 y/o to be an aviator. Is all this true? I found this extremely disappointing considering my height. I'm a female measuring up to only 60 inches or 5 feet. As possible as ...

Yes, it helps a bit. College grades/degree, leadership experience, etc. are more important for getting into a commissioning program (which you NEED).  Also, do some research into the age limit for pilots in the branch you want...the clock is ticking.

You need to be commissioned as an officer and get a pilot slot.  To be commissioned, you will need to go through a service academy, ROTC at a civilian or private military college, or OTS after graduation.  In the AF, about 40 percent of pilot slots go to the academy, 40 percent to AFROTC, and the remainder to OTS (so I am told). The AF