Anyone going Air Force get an offer or call for Basic lately?
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RTaylor said:
I'm certain that you didnt call a "career manager". A career manager is a CWO sitting at NDHQ.
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counsellor maybe.
Keep trying, I know the pain.
Keep trying, I know the pain.
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Well, the way I see it, I go for my medical in 3 days. If I get a call right after that, THEN you should start taking it personally 
However, I'm a purple trade, just wanted the pretty blue uniform. ;D
However, I'm a purple trade, just wanted the pretty blue uniform. ;D
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Well, I have been training to enter the forces for over 2 years, and came back to Canada last July specifically to apply. I've been accepted into RMC this year, and have passed the ANAV test, so I'm just waiting to find out when I'm going to Toronto for the aircrew medical. So, from when I officially applied, to when I will be sworn in (July 10 in Victoria), it will be exactly a year. I know it's frustrating waiting, but being in limbo for a few months isn't really that harsh. From what I've been told, the military motto is "hurry up and wait", so just consider it a good opportunity to develop patience, as this certainly won't be the first or last time in your military career that you won't know what's going on.
Elwood said:I had an offer for DEO ANav to start on August 18th.
I've received an offer for DEO pilot on the condition I pass ACS in Trenton and the medicals afterwards in Toronto. If I pass I will start BOTC on 18 Aug. I'm booked to do ACS 7 July to 11 July.
Elwood, have you already done ACS?
My offer was for pilot, but I believe I have to write the math tests at ACS as well, although I'm under the impression the results of those tests don't matter for people going pilot. Anyone heard the same?
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ShaneOB said:
They will in fact make you wite the Navigator tests on the morning of the first day. They are not only math exams so beware. If you are applying for pilot only, they do not matter but i would endevour to pass them anyways. Its always better to have a fall-back plan then be left with nothing.
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breezie said:
Its not his Training Plan, it sort of is the CFs. ANAV DEOs (who haven't received a BMOQ bypass) do not just go to CFANS on BANC...just like everyone else there is that little BMOQ course to do.
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ShaneOB said:
No you won't, you will do BMOQ though. BOTC is no longer what the course is called.
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I figured BMOQ would be the first step, but I wasn't sure, as I wasn't sure about Elwood's previous military experience/training. I also keep forgetting that those who aren't going to RMC are going to be following a set progression of training. I will too, but as it's different this year for new recruits going into RMC, I don't know what it is yet! Oh well, c'est la vie! 大丈夫です！
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Welcome to the Jungle ;D
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Indeed! Even though all the uncertainty is a little frustrating at times, it's never boring, and that's precisely why I want to be in the CF! I think it's funny how I'm going to be an ANAV, and because nothing's been really confirmed yet, all my plans are "up in the air". Ha ha ha chuckle sigh.
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And just before anyone asks, "Nav only" candidates do not go to ASC
Thats right.......ASC
http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/8wing/squadron/cfasc_e.asp
Thats right.......ASC
http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/8wing/squadron/cfasc_e.asp
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