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Advice for prospective naval aviator-astronaut?
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He’s not wrong. I say this as someone with four applications with two EPs.
I’m thinking your target is the year 2040, when there is a moon base and a shuttle to and from. You’ve been in development and test of critical systems for 20 years, operations too, and maybe you built your own airplane or exotic hydrofoiling sailcraft (something your ass sits in that can hurt you) hold an A&P license, maybe cave diver rated, confirming your ability to be cool under pressure. EMT or ski patrol OEC so you know what blood looks like.
There will be a big need for people like that. A key cog in the machinery.
Not everyone in space has a last name.
There will be a big need for people like that. A key cog in the machinery.
Not everyone in space has a last name.
I see your four applications and raise you six!
Dude. Fix your GPA now while you have a chance. You don't want to be retaking a college class as a LT just to prove to the TPS board that your dumpster fire GPA was because of shitty girlfriends and too much PBR.
Seems oddly specific...? ?
Just don't be a red shirt. Red shirts always die on away missions.Not everyone in space has a last name.
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Space Force Space Guard. For those of us who went to college for the shitty girlfriends and to drink too much PBR.
While we're on the subject, if anyone has info about how to apply for the shitty girlfriends and excessive PBR im interested. Will I need EPs for that?
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Yes, grades are important, but unless your job is to sit at a desk and take tests, they are imperfect predictors of performance. Yes, raise them, but also play to your strengths, which from your description seems to be getting stuff done.
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Yes, grades are important, but unless your job is to sit at a desk and take tests, they are imperfect predictors of performance. Yes, raise them, but also play to your strengths, which from your description seems to be getting stuff done.
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Things happen for a reason! Like when my girlfriend and I were driving out of Yosemite today and she was talking about buying a new car. And not five minutes later she was like "Babe, you need to start applying to the majors..."
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So are you saying reason for your Yosemite trip was to find out your girlfriend is a gold digger that wants more money from you?
If it was money she was after, she did a bad job. She should have found a guy who got jets, went straight to astronaut school, and now sits left seat in a wide body.So are you saying reason for your Yosemite trip was to find out your girlfriend is a gold digger that wants more money from you?