Originally Posted by
sailingfun
What you state is exactly why mil guys get hired. Most have fantastic resumes on the non flying side including masters degrees, good to excellent performance in college, lots of leadership schools combined with lots of actual leadership experience. I find many civilian pilots focus on the flying and neglect to build out the rest of their resume.
LOL! A masters to fly an airplane! What a colossal waste of an education. You are blue collar my friend, by every definition of the term. You punch a time clock every time the door is shut and the brake is dropped and you punch it again the second the brake is set and the door is opened. Once again though, your over-inflated sense of self value and self worth is duly noted.