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Hello, I am a grad of WMU aviation and plan on joining the Army or Marine Corps. I Would like to fly choppers or be involved in aviation administration. Is there any way of assuring my position in flight school or gainful employment before signing my contract?
Marine Corps Officer Contracts come in 3 categories 1) Ground 2) Aviation 3) Law.
So yes, you will know what path you are going down before you even leave for OCS. Your OSO (officer selection officer) will help steer you in the right direction. Go to www.marineofficer.com more some more info. Best of Luck.
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Careers: Military--Army, Navy, Airforce, Marines, Coast Guard
Answers by Expert:
Matt
Expertise
I can answer any question regarding the process of becoming a marine corps officer, the timeline, the different jobs available, the entire flight training process and general military knowledge and history questions.
Experience
Currently an active duty Marine Corps Helicopter Pilot. I have been a Marine Officer for 3 years.
Education/Credentials
Bachelors Degree. USMC Commission. Completed Flight School.
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