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MAKE AN IMPACT AS A STUDENT NAVAL AVIATOR IN THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.

An unrelenting pursuit of excellence, a calling to serve something greater than yourself, and the drive to lead in the most challenging environments — this is what defines a Marine Corps Officer and future Naval Aviator.

Marine Corps Student Naval Aviators begin their journey at The Basic School (TBS) in Quantico, Virginia, where they are trained in the fundamentals of leading Marines. From there, they report to Naval Air Station Pensacola to commence the rigorous and elite flight training pipeline. Throughout each phase — from Aviation Preflight Indoctrination to Primary and Advanced flight training — Marine aviation students are challenged mentally, physically, and morally as they prepare to lead from the cockpit.

Upon earning their Wings of Gold, Marine Aviators fly a variety of aircraft, including rotary-wing, tiltrotor, and fixed-wing platforms in support of combat and humanitarian operations around the globe.

Basic qualifications include:

• U.S. Citizen
• Bachelor’s Degree (or current undergraduate senior)
• Medically and physically qualified for flight training
• Competitive ASTB (Aviation Selection Test Battery) score

Marine Aviators are at the tip of the spear, leading aviation missions and supporting Marines on the ground. If you’re interested in taking on this challenge and want to schedule an in-depth information session, apply via this post or reach out to me at Ryan.Vottiero@marines.usmc.mil.

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