WarRoom80 Posted Sunday at 12:17 AM Posted Sunday at 12:17 AM Naval Fighter Weapons School (DCS) is a training division under the Naval Air Training Command (NATC). Our goal is to train Student Naval Aviators how to become the best fighter pilots in the world. In order to do this, training must be done in a strict, regulated fashion. All students will attend NATC, to learn basic flight engineering. Starting out in corpus Christi, and any up in Creech Air Force Base, Nevada, students will be given all of the tools necessary to be the best. And if those students can prove to be the best, they may even be invited to attend Top Gun. An intensive dogfighting and weapon training program. **NAVAL AIR TRAINING COMMAND** The Naval Air Training Command operates Training Air Wing 4 out of Corpus Christi, Texas. It conducts operations in five Naval Air Stations in three states. The Mission of Naval Air Training Command is to train the world’s finest combat quality aviation professionals, delivering them at the right time, in the right numbers, and at the right cost. **Flight School: Four Phases** Naval Flight School consists of four phases: **Aviation Pre-flight Indoctrination.** Located at Corpus Christi, Texas. All Student Naval Aviators (SNA) start here learning the basic theory of flight in class. **Primary Flight Training.** SNAs will then head to Naval Air Station Kingsville, Texas. They will learn basic flying skills in a piston engine propeller plane. **Intermediate Flight Training.** Located at Meridian, Mississippi. SNAs will transfer to a jet trainer to undertake more mission oriented skills. **Advanced Flight Training** Depending on their jet choice, AFT will focus on a specific skill set required for that airframe. SNAs must choose their pipeline here and stick with the program until they are completely finished. **Fleet Replacement Squadron.** Once all training is complete, the newly commissioned Naval Aviator will be placed into the FRS. From here, missions will be available, as well as annual training.
Drifter24 Posted Monday at 03:52 AM Posted Monday at 03:52 AM I am interested. How do I get pointed in the right direction?
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