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ranger3484 09-20-2008 06:38 PM

Navy to ANG process
 
I was recently selected for pilot in the Air National Guard. I come from the Navy after 10 years of Active Duty as a pilot. I completed the Class II medical (no waivers) and was just wondering how long the paper trail takes before I can be sworn in.

In the Navy, your local Flight Surgeon bottom lined your flight physical. I guess the ANG (AF) Flight Surgeon only "recommends" your medical application. I'm told it goes to some higher ups that actually approve it. Anybody know roughly how long this process is? I don't have any waivers but was wondering if it's a 1-2 day deal or months.

Secondly, once my medical is approved my package needs to go to ANG/AF Headquarters for appointment approval. Is this a long process or quick turn-around?

Slice 09-20-2008 06:55 PM


Originally Posted by ranger3484 (Post 465547)
I was recently selected for pilot in the Air National Guard. I come from the Navy after 10 years of Active Duty as a pilot. I completed the Class II medical (no waivers) and was just wondering how long the paper trail takes before I can be sworn in.

In the Navy, your local Flight Surgeon bottom lined your flight physical. I guess the ANG (AF) Flight Surgeon only "recommends" your medical application. I'm told it goes to some higher ups that actually approve it. Anybody know roughly how long this process is? I don't have any waivers but was wondering if it's a 1-2 day deal or months.

Secondly, once my medical is approved my package needs to go to ANG/AF Headquarters for appointment approval. Is this a long process or quick turn-around?

PM me your email. I can forward it to my squadron mate who flew USN Hornets. He went through the process within the last 3 years or so.

p3pilot 09-21-2008 06:43 AM


Originally Posted by ranger3484 (Post 465547)
I was recently selected for pilot in the Air National Guard. I come from the Navy after 10 years of Active Duty as a pilot. I completed the Class II medical (no waivers) and was just wondering how long the paper trail takes before I can be sworn in.

In the Navy, your local Flight Surgeon bottom lined your flight physical. I guess the ANG (AF) Flight Surgeon only "recommends" your medical application. I'm told it goes to some higher ups that actually approve it. Anybody know roughly how long this process is? I don't have any waivers but was wondering if it's a 1-2 day deal or months.

Secondly, once my medical is approved my package needs to go to ANG/AF Headquarters for appointment approval. Is this a long process or quick turn-around?

I am in the same boat as you, but I am just applying to a ANG sqd and wondered how long the process would take once I was accepted. PM if you have any gouge.
Puffy

shane123 09-21-2008 07:45 AM

[quote=ranger3484;465547]I. I guess the ANG (AF) Flight Surgeon only "recommends" your medical application. I'm told it goes to some higher ups that actually approve it. Anybody know roughly how long this process is? I don't have any waivers but was wondering if it's a 1-2 day deal or months.
quote]

I had a Class 1 flight physical done in late August and I was told by the Doc at Brooks that once the physical is forwarded to AETC it would take about 2-3 weeks for approval.

That was for an FC1 but I imagine FC2 is even quicker if anything.

sigtauenus 09-22-2008 07:53 PM

Pretty good gouge here...

http://www.baseops.net/transition/Go...o%20Silver.pdf


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