Have you ever wanted to be someone’s wingman?  What’s holding you back? The US Navy has one of the most elite air force divisions in the entire US Military. These pilots are trained to be able to execute precision movements at speeds in excess of the speed of sound.

What it Takes to Become a Navy Pilot

Pilots in the Navy undergo in depth classroom instruction and extensive hands on training. You must be at least 17 but no older than 34, a United States citizen, have a high school degree or GED, and be able to pass a background check. In exchange for these qualifications, you can expect to receive a top-notch education, free room and board, and a competitive salary. Your education and training are completely free. No other educational program or employer can offer you such a comprehensive salary and benefits package. To learn more or to find out of you qualify to enlist, click here.

After the Navy

After your tour of service is complete, your skills and education will help put you in the front of the pack when it comes to landing a civilian job. Pilots trained in the US Navy typically land highly coveted commercial airline pilot jobs more often than civilian trained pilots. Retired Navy pilots can also enjoy such jobs as air traffic controllers and pilot instructors as well. If you think you are ready to reach for the stars, click here to find out more. Photo courtesy of http://www.flickr.com/photos/usarmyafrica/4005639279/