How to Become an Air Force Pilot

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You must be a citizen of the United States. If you’re not yet a citizen, you can apply to become one as soon as you enlist, no matter how long you’ve lived in the U.S. Usually, you’d have to be a legal permanent resident for five years before applying, but this was waived under a July 2002 executive order by President George W. Bush to expedite the citizenship application process for members of the military.

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• Aim High. Consider Becoming an Air Force Pilot
• Education
• Rank
• Age
• Citizenship
• Aptitude Testing
• Physical Condition
• Flight School

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