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Is there any leadership training in the Air Force? What are the advantages of the Air Force?

November 14, 2011 - 8:52 pm 4 Comments

I’ve tried the Navy already. It sucked. There was no leadership training, and the Navy boot camp sucked!
What are the advantages of U.S. Air Force? Please point them out honestly.
What don’t you like in the Air Force? (I hope the answerers are people in the Air Force or people who used to be in the Air Force.) Please tell me the truth extremely honestly.
Torstein, thanks to be the first to answer right after my question came up. You mean no specific training formally was given to you or any of your group-mates (in Navy, we called shipmates… don’t know what is called in the Air Force, Airplane-mates? =]) Why did you have nightmates? About the Air Force?
Torstein, what are the 55 major civilian corps? But the time frame you had been in USAF is 1967-71? Can anyone answer me how the living condition given by the Air Force is ?
What if I will not join USAF as an enlisted member because I want to join USAF via ROTC?

They have ALS Airman Leadership School, which is open to anyone E-4 and above.

Can I get a realistic view of the Leadership Training Program for Army ROTC?

November 5, 2011 - 9:01 pm 1 Comment

and not just the online selling points

Yes, go talk to the Horses Mouth.

Upon graduating from ROTC, what other training will I have to go through before becoming a MP officer?

September 15, 2011 - 12:58 am 5 Comments

Also, does anyone know the likelihood these days of going active or reserve after graduating from college? What’s the competition like? I am a fairly decent cadet, PT score is 299, leadership training is an overall high S, but my GPA is about a 2.7

Following graduation and commissioning, all new Officers attend their respective branch Officer Basic Course (OBC), now called Basic Officers Leaders Course (BOLC).

They then may attend a skill school, such as Airborne or Air Assault.

Officers do not attend Basic Training (unless they were prior Service and attended it that way or they enlisted to go to OCS). Nor do Officers attend AIT.

I can not comment on your chances of active duty verses reserve selection, as the needs of the Army change yearly.

Did Obama go to special military leadership training? Why he’s been so successful in Egypt,Libya & Tunisia?

September 12, 2011 - 4:52 pm 8 Comments

And also got Bin Laden.

JCOS showed the boss pics & briefs of the murderous acts of the assad,gadaffy regimes ,JCOS
with consult from nato,suggested support for libyan rebels,support being rockets & drones aimed
at thug govt forces,,,obama okeyed strikes,to his credit
,,,,,,obama,contrary to nick robertson the CNN obama publicist/newsman,
obama had not the slightest influence with egyptian events,,,,sorry nick,find a real job in hollywood,
your bosses rumored high IQ could not run a lemonade stand

How hard is N.J.R.O.T.C. mini boot camp also know as B.L.T.(Basic Leadership Training).?

September 10, 2011 - 2:54 am 1 Comment

I’m going there soon and I was just wondering if any one has been there and how hard it is, does almost everybody pass, or is it easy to be dropped thanks for any info.

Not that hard. The point of such programs is to allow potential canidates a chance to see what the military might be like while at the same time not scaring people away.

Where did Obama get his leadership training and experience? ?

September 7, 2011 - 6:00 am 16 Comments

And do you believe it was adequate preparation for the Presidency?

He was a senator for a nanosecond and prior to that a community organizer. He hasn’t used his law degree, doesn’t have any corporate experience and leads by making noise. Therefore, no.

At West Point can a student take multiple training options/courses over the 4 years of enrollment?

October 23, 2010 - 2:25 pm 2 Comments

such as Air Assault School, Airborne school, cadet feild training, cadet internship program, cadet troop leadership training, northern warefare training, mountain warefare school or ranger challenge?

And what about rotc?
by that i mean can they take more than one of these in 4yrs, thanks

yes

Army ROTC Leadership Training Course?

October 20, 2010 - 11:35 pm 3 Comments

Why is the ROTC Leadership Training Course for potential officers only 4 weeks while Basic Combat Training for enlisted recruits is 9 weeks?

LTC is no determining factor for much of anything. LTC is basically a recruiting tool to attract candidates who say they want the experience of BCT. Well Basic is exactly that, very basic. LTC is a condensed course that mimics Basic for kids to get a little hard on about the Army before starting ROTC. ROTC has been 3 years long so far for me and I have another year to go, Then I will assess with my class at LDAC get put into a job in the Army, go to Basic Officer Leadership course 2, Then my MOS school, which has been intertwined with BOLC3.

We train several times a week in ROTC on top of a full college class load. I have been to basic and was in the 82nd Airborne Division for 2 years and saw combat with them. Then my career path put me applying for Green-to-Gold ROTC 4 yr Scholarship. Trust me man, Basic was easier.

Hope that answers your question, I think you thought officers got a 4 week LTC party and were sent to lead soldiers in the wars of our nation, and that my friend is very inaccurate. And Inaccuracy in the Army is no good.

Who conducts HAZOP Leadership training in India?

October 18, 2010 - 6:12 am 1 Comment

If not where else in Middle east or South east Asia. I am looking for reputed firms like TUV, DNV etc.

DNV do conduct Customized HAZOP Leadership training in India ( many cities) apart from the regular /overview training on HAZOP, HAZID, Barrier safety /Bowtie, BSS etc…

How bad has the 18 months of incompetence, Barry’s On The Job Training leadership training experiment failed?

October 15, 2010 - 2:26 pm 10 Comments


I used to be a liberal but 0bama has converted me to a Conservative. The experiment failed miserably already and Im afraid its only the beginning.