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Today
Meet with a Recruiter
ITEMS REQUIRED WHEN MEETING WITH RECRUITER
  • Original Birth Certificate, Passport, or DD 214
  • Driver's License
  • Pilot's License (if applicable)
  • Flight Log (if applicable)
  • Original Social Security Card
14 - 30 Days
Air Force Officer Qualifying Test (AFOQT)
ITEMS REQUIRED TO TAKE AFOQT
  • Picture I.D.
  • Social Security Card
  • College Transcripts
  • Authorization Letter from Recruiter
  • USMEPCOM 680
The USMEPCOM Form 680, Request For Examination, is the first document completed on any applicant processing for the Armed Forces. It is essential that all data blocks on the form are accurately and fully completed by the applicant with assistance from the recruiter. The form is completed after an oral interview and before the applicant completes any portion of the qualification process.

The following website will provide more information on AFOQT. http://www.afrotc.com/admissions/qualifying-test

14 - 30 Days
Test of Basic Aviation Skills (TBAS)
ITEMS REQUIRED FOR TBAS
  • Picture I.D.
  • Social Security Card
  • College Transcripts
  • Private Pilot's License
  • Flight Log
More information on TBAS
7 Days
Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) Physical
ITEMS REQUIRED FOR MEPS PHYSICAL
  • Social Security Card
  • Driver's License
  • DD Form 2807-2
  • USMEPCOM 680
DD Form 2807-2, Medical Prescreen of Medical History Report, contains questions pertaining to the applicant's health condition and medical history, which help determine individual's fitness for enlistment and retention. Disclosure of medical information is voluntary, however, failure by an applicant to provide the information may result in delay or possible rejection of the individual's application to enter the Armed Forces.

The following website will offer more information about MEPS procedures. http://www.mepcom.army.mil

TBD *
Interview
RECOMMENDED ITEMS FOR THE INTERVIEW
  • AFOQT/PCSM Scores
  • Resume
  • Flight Hours
  • Instrument ratings

* To Be Determined by Interviewing Unit
TBD
Flying Class I (FCI) Pilot Candidate Physical
Invitational Orders from hiring unit.
Note: Hotel reservations & airline arrangments will be made for applicant. Applicant must file travel voucher upon return. FCI physicals are conducted at Wright-Patterson AFB, OH. The cost is paid by the hiring unit.

Further information on Flying physicals
TBD
Medical Flight Screning
MFS (Medical Flight Screening) was designed to augment the Flying Class I (FCI) physical exam performed at local Flight Medicine Clinics across the USAF on active duty pilot applicants. The certification stamp on the FCI exam will note "pending successful completion of MFS" which means it requires the additional MFS evaluation. FCI examinations accomplished at USAFSAM need not return for medical flight screening since it is accomplished in conjunction with all FCI exams (and RPA pilot exams) done at USAFSAM and the combined evaluation is forwarded to HQ AETC/SGPS for simultaneous certification.

If you did not have your FCI physical done at USAFSAM or USAFA then the following applies to you - the MFS evaluation is accomplished on pilot selectees just prior or en-route to IFS/UPT. Candidates will undergo neuropsychological testing, ophthalmology testing, and anthropometric measurements. Those candidates certified for FCI with waiver for any vision issues will be reviewed/re-evaluated by optometry and ophthalmology to ensure they are stable and remain within waiver limits. If the condition is stable the waiver will be validated by the Aeromedical Consult Service (ACS) and the candidate is cleared to proceed to UPT/IFS etc. If there are changes or new findings, we will re-accomplish your waiver and expedite it to AETC/SG for review and certification.

Historically, there are 5% of MFS evaluations that fail to meet FCI standards due to vision problems or anthropometric measurements. If a condition is identified during your MFS evaluation, you will have an opportunity to discuss the abnormality and waiver guidelines with one of our specialists. Certification/waiver authority remains HQ AETC/SGPS at Randolph AFB, TX. Due to the nature of this program, medical waiver requests are expedited (within 24-48 hrs) to avoid delays for those in route to IFS or UPT.

Further information on Flying physicals
Every Jun. and Nov.
Undergraduate Flight Training Board
Package is submitted electronically by recruiter. If selected, recruiter and unit will be notified.

Average scores from last pilot board
Pilot91
Navigator67
Academic Aptitude62
Verbal57
Quantitative63
Flying Hours618
PCSM94


TBD ◊
Complete Enlistment
Enlistment is completed as soon as possible following selection to allow agencies to build applicant in military databases. Preferred timeframe is within 14 days of selection.

◊ Recruiter will schedule enlistment with applicant upon selection at UFT board.
TBD
Depart for Officer Training School (OTS)
The following website will provide information about OTS. http://www.au.af.mil/au/holmcenter/ots


Today
Meet with a Recruiter
ITEMS REQUIRED WHEN MEETING WITH RECRUITER
  • Original Birth Certificate, Passport, or DD 214
  • Driver's License
  • Pilot's License (if applicable)
  • Flight Log (if applicable)
  • Original Social Security Card
14 - 30 Days
Air Force Officer Qualifying Test (AFOQT)
ITEMS REQUIRED TO TAKE AFOQT
  • Picture I.D.
  • Social Security Card
  • College Transcripts
  • Authorization Letter from Recruiter
  • USMEPCOM 680
The USMEPCOM Form 680, Request For Examination, is the first document completed on any applicant processing for the Armed Forces. It is essential that all data blocks on the form are accurately and fully completed by the applicant with assistance from the recruiter. The form is completed after an oral interview and before the applicant completes any portion of the qualification process.

The following website will provide more information on AFOQT. http://www.afrotc.com/admissions/qualifying-test

TBD *
Interview
RECOMMENDED ITEMS FOR THE INTERVIEW
  • AFOQT Scores
  • Resume
  • Flight Hours (if applicable)
  • Instrument ratings (if applicable)

* To Be Determined by Interviewing Unit
TBD ‡
Flying Class IA (FCIA) Physical
Navigator applicants will complete their physical at Reserve Medical Unit (RMU) upon approval from hiring unit for position. RMU will provide specific instructions if applicable.

‡ Flying Class IA will be scheduled at Reserve Medical Unit upon approval for Navigator position by unit.

Further information on Flying physicals
Every Jun. and Nov.
Undergraduate Flight Training Board
Package is submitted electronically by recruiter. If selected, recruiter and unit will be notified.

Average scores from last pilot board
Pilot91
Navigator67
Academic Aptitude62
Verbal57
Quantitative63
Flying Hours618
PCSM94


TBD upon Selection §
Complete Enlistment
Enlistment is completed as soon as possible following selection to allow agencies to build applicant in military databases. Preferred timeframe is within 14 days of selection.

§ Recruiter will schedule enlistment with applicant upon selection at UFT board.
TBD
Depart for Officer Training School (OTS)
The following website will provide information about OTS. http://www.au.af.mil/au/holmcenter/ots