Yes

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/north-korea-claims-successful-intercontinental-ballistic-missile-test-defying-international-condemnation/2017/07/04/4f804488-609c-11e7-8adc-fea80e32bf47_story.html?utm_term=.9e5620325495

looks like there's not a lot of spots available each year, I'd look into this ASAP

6 per selection

2 selections per year

yea that's what I saw

Some goy on the forums actually put me on to this

I need to commit

do it man

start the process

you arent committed till you sign papers at the end of the process

officer life is pretty comfy

No but I'm not gonna apply halfAssed

no, I understand

If I got it I would take it

I think it's only a 4 year commitment if what i saw is right

4 years is fine with me

my situation was way different

I was looking at an 8 year commitment after 3-4 years of flight school

and i'd be doing non-flying roles

which isn't what i wanted to do

Understudy?

so I was 22-24 looking at committing till i was 35 or so

no, naval flight officer, depending on platform you do different things

but you'd never fly

they're the weapons/sensor system operators

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naval_flight_officer

the skills aren't as transferable to the civilian world as pilots either

Hmmm transferable to ATC?

not directly

most go into aeronautical engineering or something

sensor/weapons system development

pilots have a log book full of hours

they can fly commerical

get into training

fly for UPS/DHL/FedEx

all sorts of tracks

If I were you, I'd do this

you'll have 4 years of pretty good pay and a housing allowance

you'll likely be living in white areas

decent women know military bases are places to find decent men