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By: Saif Malik L.A. 8-9 April 30

Air Force Pilot. By: Saif Malik L.A. 8-9 April 30. Flying In. Air Force pilot- Fly military aircrafts (mainly planes) for government Related careers- Soldier, Private pilot Reasons: Salary

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By: Saif Malik L.A. 8-9 April 30

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  1. Air Force Pilot By: Saif Malik L.A. 8-9 April 30

  2. Flying In • Air Force pilot- Fly military aircrafts (mainly planes) for government • Related careers- Soldier, Private pilot • Reasons: • Salary • Free medical and dental care, retirement plan, discounts on amusement parks, restaurants, tax, grocery stores, etc... • Supply and Demand (not a big supply). • Serve the country. • Get to travel the globe. And Many More

  3. Career Intel • Provide air support . • Attack enemies. • Defend positions. • Escort V.I.P.s

  4. History • First recorded aerial warfare happened in 1700s when the French used hot air balloons to track enemy movement. • The U.S. Air Force formed in 1907. • In 1947 Air Force formed separate branch in military.

  5. Education • Must do math, computer science, &, science. • Gym, geography, aviation, & military training is helpful. • Must at least have high school G.E.D. • Must be a co-pilot before flying on your own.

  6. Education continued • Lewis University-Aviation Degree • Located in Romeoville, IL • Cost per year: $25,000 • Total cost: $166,578.93

  7. Aptitude • Fast reflexes • Math • Science • Technology • P.E.

  8. Personality traits • Optimistic • Cope with pressure • To be adventuress. • To be active.

  9. Personal Qualifications • U.S. Citizen • Be 17-27 years old to start.

  10. Salary • For 25 yrs. in service $118,400-$280,440. • Based on years served & skill.

  11. Rankings • SecondLieutenant • First Lieutenant • CaptainMajor • Lieutenant Colonel • Colonel • BrigadierGeneral • MajorGeneral • LieutenantGeneral • General

  12. Interview • Randal J. DeMik • Director of graduate studies in Aviation and Transportation • Associate Professor • Lewis University • Former pilot • Current Responsibilities: • Teaching flight At Lewis University. • Education: • P.H.D. in aerospace technology, pro-flight • Master's degree in Human Resource Development

  13. Interview Continued • Grew up around planes, dad was a private pilot. • Was a pilot for exactly 30 years. • Likes: • Professional environment. • The adventures. • Dislike: • Being away from family. • Long hours. • Even though he loves teaching he would like to go back to flying in 5 years for United Airways.

  14. The Decision • To choose or not to choose. • Yes!!! • Adventuress • Employment opportunities almost guaranteed. • Salary is reasonable. • Great benefits.

  15. Works Cited “A Typical Day”. 2012. http://www.defencejobs.gov. Web Camelo, Wilson. The U.S. Air Force and Military Careers. Berkeley Heights, N.J.: Enlslow Publishers, 2006. Print Donovan, Sandy. The U.S. Air Force. Minneapolis: Learner Publications Compas, 2005. Print Morkes, Andrew. “Military Careers”. Encyclopedia of Careers, 2003. Print “Officer Pay”. 2012. http://www.airforce.com. Web Randal J. DeMik. Personal Interview. 27 April 2012.

  16. Thank You

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