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Hope this helps: Motivational Statement Mega Thread http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/showthread.php?t=142053&highlight=motivational+statement (3) A personally composed and signed one-page typed statement presenting reasons for desiring STA-21 participation and the applicant’s...

Mullets?

So, uh, did he show her his flare or not?

This is for the individual who likes to leave their Flight Suit/SWOveralls laying around. 1. Tie a knot at the end of each arm and leg 2. Proceed to Admin shredder 3. Dump shredder contents into Flight Suit It's even funnier if you can hang it somewhere, but the headless man in the...

Congrats to everyone who made it. Don't give up if you didn't. Good Luck!

Use your Chain of Command.

You don't have to sign anything, but be prepared for the consequences which range from DRB, XOI, and Mast. First try to talk to your LPO and Chief. If you can't resolve it use your Chain of Command.

Have you read this thread? Your answer is probably in here. http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/showthread.php?t=139003

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Here is the official message. It might help you understand a little better. http://www.npc.navy.mil/NR/rdonlyres/DB7F03BF-97B6-4A03-9C02-C08CE695E807/0/NAV09159.txt

Here is the STA-21 website. https://www.sta-21.navy.mil/format.html STA-21 PERSONAL STATEMENT Format - plain bond paper; 10 or 12 pitch; on the top of the page center “Personal Statement”; paragraphs blocked or indented; keep it at one page; four lines below the last line of typing, add...

The Navy Historical Heritage Command has some good information on the Battle of Midway, and mentions a LT George Gay being rescued by a PBY. http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq81-1.htm

Here is a Power Point about the Post 9/11 GI Bill. It includes some real world scenarios, but the biggest help is the POC at the end. She explained my situation well, but I couldn't even begin to regurgitate what she said.

Try to find someone at AIMD or FRC PAX River/Oceana. There will be some AMDO's there.

I don't understand. So we get no GI Bill at all period the end? A non prior enlisted commissioned officer does their time and gets it, but prior enlisted commissioned don't? I guess I'll try to get my money back also then.

Good Gouge. Can you please offer some insight on trade ins? I was told to always negotiate the trade in separately from the purchase.

OC (Your Name) Officer Candidate School Class XX-XX Officer Training Command Newport 291 Kollmeyer St Newport, RI 02841-1641 + I hope this helps: AM1 (AW) (EDIT: We know his name, we don't need to publicize it) OCS class 10 May 2009 (PILOT) = Bad Judgement

"F!@#K the wing!", priceless.:D

You know the amount of cranks it takes to get out of the cockpit of a jet with with a dead battery.

I think that as members of the military we somewhat have the network part covered. Not to say that it doesn't help to extend the network in a classroom environment, or whatever way possible, but the OP already has some sort of network. In the long run I don't think an online degree acquired by...

Sorry, but absolutely true. The Navy isn't a 9-5 job it's a culture. While you don't necessarily have to go out and get "wasted", you will be expected to attend certain mandatory fun functions with and without family. There's even a book about it...

Here. http://buperscd.technology.navy.mil/bup_updt/508/unireg/chapter3/Officers/om_12_Srv_Khaki.htm Look for the uniform you want to wear, not the specific item. The all weather coat is a prescribable item, and so is the Garrison Cap. Go nuts.

Sounds good/genuine. Double check the switch between past and present tense, and excess filler words. Ex. highlighted in black.

Hope no one here got caught up in this. http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-02-24-mardi-gras-shooting_N.htm

How about because sometimes when you are in the military (especially when you're junior) you just STFU and do what you're told. If you can't deal with that then the military might not be for you.

Perfecting my nun-chuck skills duh.

In my opinion this statement doesn't really have a focus. The opening is really wordy, and the whole statement is kind of informal. Your not telling your life story to your buddy at the bar. Ex. I don't do it because it is "cool"/ It amazes me what a little bit of faith/But when it's all said...

Kind of a wordy intro. I would try to tie the second two sentences together and make them one. You went from 8 years old on a Tiger Cruise to having a son. Seems a little out of place. Don't use in addition to that so much. "I can offer...", really how? What natural and acquired leadership...

Stand in front of your house with a vacuum cleaner, Priceless. I wish I could see the look on her face when she reads that response.

Read all about it. http://www.npc.navy.mil/Officer/Intelligence_Information/IPO/CommunityBytes/

If you pay automatically with an account/credit card I also suggest blocking DIREC TV from accessing them. DIREC TV continued drawing money from my account for two months after I cancelled service, and it took me 9 months to get my money back. I almost went into withdrawals this year without...

Not when you're originally from CA. That's chump change.:D

Not when you're from CA. That's chump change.:D

Sounds good. See post #310.

Sounds good. See post #310.

Sounds good. Any community/designator preference and why? Also how will those things you speak of help you excel/lead in that community?

Sounds good. I personally wouldn't capitalize normal words like "do" in order to emphasize a point. Check capitalization/tense/filler words. Ex. has given = gave. Able to donate? Maybe a different word choice. Sounds like you are going to the blood bank.

Sounds good. Just double check punctuation. Ex. Unfortunately, etc..

Might re-word the opening sentence. It sounds like you have already taken the oath. There are families that have no one who served in the military. Vehement? Really, would you ever say that? Maybe a different word choice, or maybe not. Military on the back of my mind is kind of informal...

That site says the domain centerseat.com is for sale.

AD is a tough job but really fun. You're not going to be in the air conditioned/heated office, or eating lunch at exactly 1100. Get your qualifications, study for the rating exam, and if you do well maybe you can cross rate to AW. FE's used to be part of the job, but from what everyone said...

What motivational areas? Lots of "have". What specific leadership roles designed for NCO's? I think you should sum up your awards in a couple sentences, and concentrate on the leadership roles that break you out from your peers. Overall good foundation just needs some tweak and peak.

There is a whole thread dedicated to this question.

That gold toof was priceless. Yeeeeeayah! What!?

Read the beginning changes, then follow to 15-13, finally read 15-30 for the entire physical prior to commissioning. No surprises. http://navymedicine.med.navy.mil/Files/Media/mmd/MMDChapter15.pdf

That full time student stuff doesn't mean squat. It's all up to the Professor of Naval Science (Your Captain). I took two classes my last semester.

Is it really necessary to throw in the price tag of the launch? What is the military supposed to do? Build a missile defense, and not test it. Now that would be a real waste of $$. Why can't they just give it a rest.

That is F-ing awesome. I wonder how they decided who got the top spot.

I bought a car in 03. Just remember you have to pay the tax on it when it is delivered in the states. I had a good experience. I picked out all the options I wanted, got 6k off the price, and had my wife pick it up at the dealership 3 months later. Oh yeah, you picked a good time to buy. There...

Yeah, that does look like a grown man stuffed into a turtle shell.