Just spitballing here, but why not fly for the Austrian Air Force? Eurofighter Typhoon is a pretty good ride, and the path to entry seems a lot smoother.
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Becoming a U.S. Navy Pilot as a Foreigner?
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bukarest01
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Well, tbh i don't want to sit in Zeltweg (Austrian AFB), a small town in the middle of the mountains, for 15 yrs of my life, and also: The austrian military, especially the Air Force branch, is chronicly underfunded. I also wanna try to eventually become a test pilot one day, which is basically impossible in Austria. And btw, Austria doesn't have any aircraftcarriers 
Working for a chronically underfunded service in a small town in the middle of the mountains, you say?Well, tbh i don't want to sit in Zeltweg (Austrian AFB), a small town in the middle of the mountains, for 15 yrs of my life, and also: The austrian military, especially the Air Force branch, is chronicly underfunded. I also wanna try to eventually become a test pilot one day, which is basically impossible in Austria. And btw, Austria doesn't have any aircraftcarriers
bukarest01
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Hits the nail on the head, just not sure if Zeltweg really is that big.
Well, tbh i don't want to sit in Zeltweg (Austrian AFB), a small town in the middle of the mountains, for 15 yrs of my life, and also: The austrian military, especially the Air Force branch, is chronicly underfunded. I also wanna try to eventually become a test pilot one day, which is basically impossible in Austria. And btw, Austria doesn't have any aircraftcarriers
Yeah, because USN aviators don't live in podunk towns....
One of my friends from my previous airwing liked to play a little game called “Lemoore or Iraq?” and would show someone a picture from overhead Lemoore and ask the question.
Almost everyone, myself included, got it wrong...
Almost everyone, myself included, got it wrong...
bukarest01
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haha i knew that was gonna come up. Idk but for me it's just different to live in an american sh*thole than in an austrian one.
You're too good for Bud Lime or PBR?
ja.
I don't think you're nearly as much of a beer snob as you're holding yourself out to be if you actually believe that. For all that AB and company have been desperately trying to buy out and slay craft beer for the past 10 years (which they have), if you think pisswater is the only thing you can get in most places anymore, I've got a bridge in Arizona to sell you. I've gotten very decent beer in Fayettenam, NC, and even had way too much Firestone in Lemoore (long story). So I submit you can get decent beer damn near anywhere.
Provincialism stinks no matter which side of the aisle it's on.
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I live in craft beer Mecca. It was a joke.
I still overwhelmingly prefer reinheitsgebot beers to whatever mocha double 90 minute nitro choco frappa bullshit soap-tasting IPA the nearest hipster in a man bun and flannel is trying to push, but that’s just me. Luckily, living in beer heaven there’s no shortage of German beer, or any other kind for that matter.
Pils. Kolsch. Stout. Porter. Wheat. Lager in a pinch. 3 ingredients and the possibilities are endless and delicious.
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You sure called that one.
Popular New Craft IPA Just Bottle Of Pine-Sol
SAN DIEGO, CA—A popular new craft IPA created by Stonemission Point Brewery is actually just a bottle of Pine-Sol, sources at the brewery admitted Thursday.
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You sure called that one.
Popular New Craft IPA Just Bottle Of Pine-Sol
SAN DIEGO, CA—A popular new craft IPA created by Stonemission Point Brewery is actually just a bottle of Pine-Sol, sources at the brewery admitted Thursday.
Delicious.