dimlight85
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At what point in the training pipeline would a SNFO or SNA have to attend S.E.R.E. training?
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S.E.R.E. if and when?
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abracadabra11
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Navy pilots generally go to SERE before or after the FRS.
I think Marines sometimes get the SERE requirement waived, but I'm not entirely sure about that. I'm sure someone else will clear that up for you.
I think Marines sometimes get the SERE requirement waived, but I'm not entirely sure about that. I'm sure someone else will clear that up for you.
When they give you orders that say go to SERE.
Nothing is written in stone and I went after the RAG after a week with my fleet squadron at Red Flag.
"Do not worry about these seeeres...now get back in people's position and focus on the OCS american pigdog"
Time it to go to Maine in the Winter. Seriously.
When they give you orders that say go to SERE.
Nothing is written in stone and I went after the RAG after a week with my fleet squadron at Red Flag.
Exactly. When I went through, there were several SNFOs waiting to start Advanced. So much for easy life waiting in the pool.
Harrier Dude
Living the dream
Just put it off until you're as senior as possible. That way you get your own room.
Ennnnnnnnnnnjoy!!
Ennnnnnnnnnnjoy!!
I always wondered if they sent guys still in the pipeline. I'm not going to volunteer to go to SERE, but I just sat on my ass for 3 months, so why not send me?
The biggest reason is probably because you might get broken. I don't know what the deal was at the time for the 'FOs (backed up pipeline or whatever), but someone thought it was a good idea.
I guess also because if a guy DORs or is attrites from aviation, their going to sere was a waste of money, and most of these kinds of decisions are based on $$ (sending guys to BOLTC before API etc).
phrogpilot73
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I'm glad I went to SERE as a 1stLt - there was a Maj there. No SRO for me...
That's probably a better reason than the one I gave.
I'm sure It's even safer to be an ENS.
Another good reason to not do the grad-school after commissioning deal. I kinda feel bad for the guy in A-pool who is already a JG.
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