The intention is for these slots to be competitive. However, by regulation each Air Guard Wing Commander has the authority to establish his/her own process for rated (flying) officer selection. You will certainly be working with the recruiter during the process. Why can’t I just go to the recruiter and sign up for a pilot or combat system operator (CSO) slot? Qualifying test scores on the Air Force Officer Qualifying Testġ03.
The minimum eligibility requirements to be an officer and aviator in the Air National Guard include:Ī completed bachelor’s degree (any major) from an accredited college or universityīe younger than approximately 28 at the time of application (see Question #117, “What is the age limit to apply?”) Here are some links with general information about the Air National Guard. You will incur an obligation (part-time or one weekend a month, two weeks a year) to the Air National Guard, during which time you will be expected to maintain your flying currency requirements. CSOs fly with the HC-130Js in the 211th Rescue Squadron. If selected and after approximately two years of training, pilots will be a part of the 144th Airlift Squadron to fly the C-17 Globemaster III, 210th Rescue Squadron to fly the HH-60G Pave Hawk, 211 Rescue Squadron to fly the HC-130J Combat King II or the 168th Air Refueling Squadron to fly the KC-135 Stratotanker. What exactly are you hiring?Īir National Guard pilots and combat systems operators (CSOs) are officers in the Air Force component of the National Guard. I’ve never heard of the Air National Guard.
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