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Heading to Vance here shortly... Anyone on the forum that is there now who can provide up to date gouge and possibly housing contacts would be greatly appreciated. Fellow Marines please speak up. Thanks
They are supposed to be getting all of Moody's new guys since Moody is on the BRAC list so might be a lot more people there now then used to be.
Is Moody slated for closure or realignment? That's my hometown, and until a few years ago it was a SAC base, and then they moved some primary training there.
I have a good friend who did his primary there and is now a superbug pilot out in Japan. I was keeping my fingers crossed that maybe I could somehow swing doing primary there, but I guess that's shot down.
Spend a couple months there in T-38's was a decent place, kind of in the middle of nowhere but good flying most of the time.
Not so much recent gouge then eh?![]()
Sorry once there was enough for me so why I only commented on flying and how the instructors used to be. My knowledge of the place is about 8-10 years old.
Sorry to crush your dreams but here you go. Moody is still open to my knowledge but in a very limited capacity of what it used to be...
BRAC 2005
DoD also recommended to realign Moody AFB, GA, as follows: relocate the Primary Phase of Fixed-wing Pilot Training to Vance Air Force Base; relocate Introduction to Fighter Fundamentals Training for Pilots to Vance AFB, OK; relocate Introduction to Fighter Fundamentals Training for Weapons Systems Officers to Vance AFB. This recommendation would realign and consolidate USAF’s primary phase of undergraduate flight training functions to reduce excess/unused basing capacity to eliminate redundancy, enhance jointness for UNT/Naval Flight Officer (NFO) training, reduce excess capacity, and improve military value. The basing arrangement that flows from this recommendation would allow the Inter-service Training Review Organization (ITRO) process to establish a DoD baseline program in UNT/NFO with curricula that would permit services latitude to preserve service-unique culture and a faculty and staff thatwould bring a “Train as we fight; jointly” national perspective to the learning process. Environmentally, this recommendation might require significant air permit revisions for Vance. DoD would need to re-evaluate noise contours for Vance. It also might need to modify the hazardous waste program for Vance. Additional operations at Vance might impact wetlands, which might restrict operations.
Flathatter, when you were at Vance? I did Phase 1 & 2 in 98-99.