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Old January 18th 04, 02:39 AM
derek underhill
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Default Military-sponsored training for IFR

Hello all,

Seems as though I heard about the opportunity for military personnel
to get their IFR ticket training (and beyond; e.g. multi-engine,
complex, etc) paid for if they have their private license.

I don't mean moving to a pilot's MOS, just having the military pay for
the training, as with any other educational program.

But I can't find any information about the program(s), if they do
indeed exist. Anyone familiar with this? Would this be the same
program that pays for other degree-producing training for active-duty
personnel?

Thanks,
CPT Underhill
US Army MSC
 




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