Best source for studying towards AFOQT
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Arco/Peterson's latest edition of the Military Flight Aptitude tests, Peterson's Officer Candidate Tests, Barron's Military Flight Aptitude tests, Marine ASTB math gouge, Gleim's private pilot book, and Kaplan's vocabulary in a box (500 hard vocabulary words from the GRE.) Helped me do pretty well on the AFOQT. Study big tables, instead of the tiny ones in all the flight aptitude books. Best of luck to you. It's a doozy.
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I used the ARCO and Barron's books back in the day.
Neither book individually covered all the info needed for the AFOQT, but everything was covered between the two (and with considerable overlap).
Neither book individually covered all the info needed for the AFOQT, but everything was covered between the two (and with considerable overlap).
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