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08-02-2018, 10:26 PM

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GHawk

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Originally Posted by ItnStln

I have a related question. What’s the age limit to be an Army National Guard pilot for both the Commissioned Officer and Warrant Officer route?

Start flight school by 33 is what I’ve always heard but it’s waiverable. Don’t believe it differs between WO and RLO.

08-09-2018, 06:38 PM

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ItnStln

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Originally Posted by GHawk

Start flight school by 33 is what I’ve always heard but it’s waiverable. Don’t believe it differs between WO and RLO.

Thanks! How hard is it to get a waiver in the National Guard?

08-09-2018, 11:38 PM

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SideFlare

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Thanks! How hard is it to get a waiver in the National Guard?

These days... Not hard. Stop asking here and go to your recruiter. Apply, see what they say, and go from there. Worst they can say is NO.

08-10-2018, 09:20 AM

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ItnStln

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These days... Not hard. Stop asking here and go to your recruiter. Apply, see what they say, and go from there. Worst they can say is NO.

I did go speak to a recruiter before I posted here, only to be told that it’s required to serve 2 years enlisted before applying to WOFT. I was asking here for the real non-recruiter answer.

08-10-2018, 02:35 PM

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Hobbit64

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Originally Posted by ItnStln

I did go speak to a recruiter before I posted here, only to be told that it’s required to serve 2 years enlisted before applying to WOFT. I was asking here for the real non-recruiter answer.

Find and talk to a Warrant Officer Strength Manager.

08-12-2018, 05:53 AM

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HueyHerc

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Better yet...go directly to the unit and talk with the unit commander or executive officer. Treat it like a job interview and be ready to answer questions.