I think I know just a thing that might help you. It's a book called ''Fighter pilot manual''. There is a lot of helpfull info for you if you want to become a pilot. There's just one problem- the book isn't free (45$), but I think that's a reasonable Good luck for ya guys

Hey I found out some useful info.  You guys can go to allexperts.com and ask them a question about becoming a fighter pilot and they should be able to answer your questions on it. I asked and this is all that I could get about becoming a fighter pilot in the Navy...I don't know the exact medical requirements because I'm in the Air Force, but ...

Hello all! I was wondering...does the Navy allow women to pilot stealth jets and what not? I just graduated from High School and I'm preparing to jump into college. I would also be very pleased if someone out there could please help me out and let me know what the training is like to become a fighter pilot. Thanks JennaDoll

YES GOOOOOOOOD............

In this forum I have found that to be a military pilot you have to be not taller than 77 feet (about 1.95m) , but in the USAFA athletics page I found a cadet that is 6'10'' (about 2.07m). So could anyone tell me can I join the USAFA if I'm 2 metres or a little bit taller ?Thanks

Dear Sirs/MadamsWe are currently  seeking 1 commuter Aircraft with a capacity of no less than 10 seats and  no more than 19 seats for a small Operation starting in the United Kingdom.We are very much interested in perhaps a Piper Cheiftien or anything with similar configurations of a Casa or Beech King Air, we are willing to sign a ...

I'M CURRENTLY ACTIVE DUTY (ENLISTED)...BUT HAVE WANTED TO FLY FOR A LONNNNNNG TIME NOW. AS FAR AS COMMISSIONING PROGRAMS, I'M LOOKING AT OTS...BECAUSE ROTC TAKES SO LONG AND I ONLY HAVE 2 YEARS LEFT IN THE AF. I DO NOT HAVE MY PPL, SO I WOULD NEED TO GO TO UPT, CORRECT? HOW AND WHEN DOES THIS COME ABOUT WHEN TRYING TO GET INTO OTS?ALSO, I ...

I THINK LOCK-ON: MODERN AIR COMBAT (LO-MAC) IS GREAT. THE GRAPHICS ARE AWESOME IF YOU CAN TURN YOURS UP. YOU GET TO DO EVERYTHING, INCLUDING AERIAL REFUELS, CARRIER LANDINGS, REGULAR LANDINGS, OPERATE AND WATCH ALL GAUGES, CREATE WEATHER, IN FLIGHT FAILURES, CREATE MISSIONS, CONTROL WEAPONS SYSTEMS, LIGHTS, HUD, ...

To whom this may concern, I am a Grade 10 student who is taking a course called ''Careers''. As part of my final project I have to do an interview with someone alrady in the field. 1. In one sentence what's your definition of a pilot? 2. What are the everyday challenges of being a pilot? 3. Who/What inspired you to pursue this career? 4. How ...

Good luck with everything, let me know if you need more information.