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 "DET 607...covering three campuses with more than 400 officers commissioned over its 32-year history. "  

          IMPORTANT DATES:

          Evaluations:

  • Initial - 29 Aug 08
    Midterm - 15 Oct 08
    Final - 30 Nov 08
     
  • Fundraising Event (1st UNCP Football Game) - 06 Sept 08
  • Orientation Flight - 11 Sept 08
  • Air Force Birthday - 18 Sept 08
  • PFA (Physical Fitness Assessment) - 1 Oct 08
    Warrior Day - 02 Oct 08
    Career Day - 23 Oct 08
    AF Ball - 07 Nov 08

    5K - 15 Nov 08

 

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What is the difference between AFROTC and enlisting in the Air Force
What is AFROTC like in college?

How can I join AFROTC if I already have a BA/BS degree?
Will the Air Force pay for my school?
Do I enter the Air Force Reserve when I complete the Reserve Officer Training program?
Don't I need perfect vision to fly in the Air Force?
Can I get Radial Keratotomy to correct my vision?
Do I have to pass the Physical Fitness Test each semester to be in the program?
What kind of commitment do I have after commissioning?
Do I have to buy my uniform?
When do I have to wear my uniform?
When do I find out when I can become a pilot or what type of job I will get in the Air Force?
What about which base I will go to or which unit I will be assigned to?

 

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