Very Informative Website

[ZoomByU]

www.illinoismarineofficer.com
This is a website a friend's OSO put together. It has alot of info for those that are just getting started. It has everything even descriptions of each type of aircraft MOS. I found in the link section a link on nautical info which would have come in handy when I took the ASTB. It even links airwarriors so it has to be good.

 

[JZAB]

Looks like the perfect recruiting tool in recruiting future marine officers. It is full of tons of valuable info.

 

[jamnww]

good source of informaiton, a few of the things relating to the aviation pipeline are a little dated (intermediate helos) but overall great source...

 

[mmx1]

Awesome, a web-savvy OSO. Interesting that he links here but not marineocs.

 

[openbah]

Reminds me of texasmarineofficer.com, only much cleaner.

 

[dhorse1500]

This website is very well done and gives a clear message to whomever is looking to gain some knowledge on especially the aviation pipeline. I was wondering what the path for the Cobra attack helo looks like, because I can't seem to find the link for it on this website. Any info would be great.

 

[BrandonJ1780]

Just spent a good hour or two looking over the Class 186: The Making of a Marine Officer link from that site...That Wooded Engagement deal looks like a good ol time...

 

[Physicx]

Is flying the EA-6B that bad? Do Navy pilots have to attend Electronic warfare school? And the F/A 18C is the only one that deploys on carriers?

 

[Brett327]

Is flying the EA-6B that bad? Do Navy pilots have to attend Electronic warfare school? And the F/A 18C is the only one that deploys on carriers?

No/Kind of/No

Brett

 

[Physicx]

Did you read the link above about your first duty station? Sounds like you don't fly that much. And I wasn't talking bad about the actual aircraft. Just life as a JO.