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Mucky Fother Luckers

Gatordev

Gatordev

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NSS was around with the legacy grading system long before 2000. MPTS started FY2000, which defined and standardized the actual grading criteria and changed the form of grading (among a bunch of other stuff found in that thread).
 
Griz882

Griz882

Frightening children with the Griz-O-Copter!
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Looking back, I don’t think I ever thought about my NSS, ever. If I finished a flight and no one said, “Do that over, idiot.” Or “Man, what were you thinking?” then I was doing OK. I knew, almost immediately, when I fucked up and I worked to fix the failure. When primary was over no one told us our “grades,” they gave us the choice to rank jets, helicopters, and multi-engine and we got one. I will say one thing was certain - the instructors knew my strengths (good monkey skills) and weaknesses (slow learner on instrument stuff) better than I did.
 
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