A 10 warthog?

Question

im 13 years old and i would like to know about the a10 flying program for the airforce please tell me the grades and exc required to fly

Answer 1

http://www.therockalltimes.co.uk/2003/04...

Answer 2

Education.

Answer 3

By the time you get where you want to be, the A-10 may very well be relegated to the "boneyard".......The only thing that saved it last time was Desert Storm.......but time is running out for the most capable gunship built

Answer 4

Step One Read about the Air Force. Understand fully that you are signing up to become an officer in the Air Force. You may plan on flying fighters, but the Air Force may have other ideas.

Step Two Apply to the officer program of your choice. You may apply online through the Air Force Web site. The programs include the United States Air Force Academy, Air Force ROTC and Air Force Basic Officer Training. You may apply for both an AFROTC scholarship and admission to the Academy.

Step Three Examine the majors offered at the colleges you would like to attend and then apply to college. Your academic major will play a role in receiving AFROTC scholarships and may impact your career choices down the road. All pilots must be college graduates.

Step Four Complete your officer program and be commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. Near the end of your commissioning program you will choose your career specialty.

Step Five Request to become an Air Force pilot. If you do not meet the requirements, there are many other fields involving aviation in the Air Force that you may want to explore, such as a navigator or an air battle manager.

Step Six Attend undergraduate pilot training, which consists of classroom work and flight training. You will choose your track based on merit and instructor input. The tracks are fighter/bomber, airlift/tanker, multi-engine turboprop and helicopter.

Step Seven Go to and graduate from Advanced Aircraft Training. You will receive track specific training here and get your wings. You will select your specific aircraft based on merit and needs of the Air Force.

Answer 5

http://www.ehow.com/how_2043534_become-a...

Answer 6

By the time you graduate from High school and complete the (minimum) four years of college you will need to get that Bachelor's degree so you can be considered for service in the Air Force as an Officer, and then complete two more years of Air Force training to become a fully qualified combat pilot, there won't be any more A-10's.