Air Crew

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Permalink Reply by Danny Maxwell on March 13, 2011 at 7:50am

Hi Glenn, my son just finished A school after he completed ACCS and RSS.  He mentioned what you're describing here but he also said that those who don't get through RSS can request to go dry aircrew, might not happen but he seems to think it can be done.  Good luck to your daughter, if she gets through the first week and half of RSS then her chances of making it through increase dramatically.

 

I would agree with you that it wouldn't be cost effective at all to put folks who made is through ACCS into the undesignated group.

Danny

Permalink Reply by Glenn Jones on March 13, 2011 at 9:37am

Thanks for your input, Danny. If it were me, I wouldn't do anything in the Navy if it wasn't/didn't have somethiong to do with a plane or chopper. My wife is a NavyMoms.com junkie, knows more stuff then the Secretary of the Navy! We\'re curious, what chopper did your son get, Sierra of Romeo? We here most are getting Sierra now.

Glenn

Danny Maxwell said:

Hi Glenn, my son just finished A school after he completed ACCS and RSS.  He mentioned what you're describing here but he also said that those who don't get through RSS can request to go dry aircrew, might not happen but he seems to think it can be done.  Good luck to your daughter, if she gets through the first week and half of RSS then her chances of making it through increase dramatically.

 

I would agree with you that it wouldn't be cost effective at all to put folks who made is through ACCS into the undesignated group.

Danny

Permalink Reply by Danny Maxwell on March 13, 2011 at 11:00am

Hi Glenn, I would agree with you that doing something with aviation would be the best way to go in the Navy.  My son got Romeo, everyone in his RSS class got Romeo with the exception of one who got Sierra.  At the end of April he heads off to SERE and then FRS in Mayport where he'll be until around January when his training is done.

 

Danny