FlyHighBuckeye
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Who's with VT-9 or VT-7, and what do you fly???
P.S Salty Dogs are included...If your a Salty Dog in Meridian!
P.S Salty Dogs are included...If your a Salty Dog in Meridian!
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Who's all from NAS at Meridian?
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FlyHighBuckeye
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I was told by a friend that the VT-9, has the T-2's down in Puerto Rico.There out there on a DET, out of town training. I thought the navy base there was close??? Why are they at a ran down base that's closed and how long dose the navy plan to keep the team down there. I won't go there for million bucks!
Chuck
Chuck
I am a Marine graduating from Primary in a couple of weeks (knock on wood) and hoping to go TS in Meridian (knock twice). Can someone give me an idea of how the TS syllabus/Meridian NAS is....regarding...
1. the BOQ-
2. Cross-countries (want to knock some x's out enroute to Seattle)
3. pace compared to Primary
...Looking at the website it looks like a blast.
1. the BOQ-
2. Cross-countries (want to knock some x's out enroute to Seattle)
3. pace compared to Primary
...Looking at the website it looks like a blast.
1. Dont know, never lived there.
2. Depends on how many X's you have that can be done on the road. I think you would need six and I wouldn't count on that, but you may find an instructor who could work some magic for you.
3. Logical progression, it was tough at first getting used to working the displays and flying, and learning to fly appraoches at 250 kts. Once you figure that out its not that bad. I found myself studying a lot more through TS than I did in primary, but once you get out of instruments, its a blast. I mean low levels, weapons, ACM, the boat... All Unbelievable.
Good Luck
2. Depends on how many X's you have that can be done on the road. I think you would need six and I wouldn't count on that, but you may find an instructor who could work some magic for you.
3. Logical progression, it was tough at first getting used to working the displays and flying, and learning to fly appraoches at 250 kts. Once you figure that out its not that bad. I found myself studying a lot more through TS than I did in primary, but once you get out of instruments, its a blast. I mean low levels, weapons, ACM, the boat... All Unbelievable.
Good Luck
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