I am new here, and I'm interested in being an NFO. I am going the Marine Corps route, and have a couple questions. How many student NFO's are in a class when it comes time for aircraft selection? How long is the pipeline for ECMO vs. WSO? Does the fact I have already been to SERE as enlisted in NAS Brunswick give me a better chance of picking first, (because I can move on in training faster)? And lastly, when ECMO's are walking out to their mission aircraft, do they call shotgun to ride in front? (<---joke)Thanks.
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WSO vs. ECMO
- Thread starter matteo
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They can try.
That's usually determined before the brief and usually on the flight schedule. SERE will have zero impact on anything, except that you wont have to do it again.Brett
It varies.
lance criminal said:
About 1 year vs. 15 months (post API).
lance criminal said:
No.
No. And no.
What services and helos have nfo's?
MasterBates
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Both have Helos and NFO.
Just no NFO's in helos. If you go Navy and select HSL or HSM, its pretty close (to being an NFO).
Just no NFO's in helos. If you go Navy and select HSL or HSM, its pretty close (to being an NFO).
What if you've been through nuclear power school? Will that help you get your first choice.They can try.
Brett
The Royal Navy has Observers (their NFO's) in the front left seat of their helos, does that count?
The royal navy is also openly recruiting homosexuals... not saying the two are related thoughThe Royal Navy has Observers (their NFO's) in the front left seat of their helos, does that count?
The royal navy is also openly recruiting homosexuals... not saying the two are related though
They also have liquor on their ships, do you think that has anything to do with it?