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PAF pilot issues; Service, updates, discussions
Topic Started: Sep 15 2005, 11:33 AM (2,872 Views)
gigumaku
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Jun 2 2008, 03:27 AM
"When it comes to internal security operations, where is that problem? If you put all our planes in Basilan, Jolo and Central Mindanao, let's see if our enemies would last. They don't even have planes," Cadungog says.

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...but they could have triple As and they could have smuggled AAMs from Malaysia.

(As the rumor states. The rumor said that Malaysia is supporting these Muslim rebels so that the Philippines will divert the war to these Muslim rebels and that the Philippines will be delayed or totally forget reclaiming Sabah. There were Malaysian peace keepers in Mindanao for quite sometime daw. This could be a psy-ops so that the Philippines will be grateful to Malaysia and forget our claims for Sabah)

Anyway, going back to the topic.

... that is why we need to keep the best of the best pilots in the PAF so that even if they use old aircrafts, they can still manage to fight another day.

If the government cannot give them the best AIR-CRAPS (aircrafts, hehehe), at least give them a competitive remuneration for the services they render.

not only in the airforce, but for the entire AFP. We don't want our soldiers to be mercenaries ('cause mercs earn more), right?


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I salute those who remain in service. Semper fidelis.

Keep on fighting flyboys!


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Whew!

It's really hard to deal with JARHEADS !

I'm outta here... Keep dreaming !


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gigumaku
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By the way, I forgot...

Wala sa eroplano yan, nasa piloto yan.

That's why we need to pamper our pilots para we have the best of the best of the best (1 million times)

Naka Su-30MK nga, bobo naman.

Buti na yung naka S-211 lang pero pinag umpug yung dalawang F-22.

hehehehe


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bad pilots + good aircraft = lucky pilot

good pilots + bad aircraft = lucky aircraft


a few good pilots with the best training and patriotism +

a few good planes (like JAS-39 Gripen) armed with the best BVR missiles and radars

equals = that should be the Philippine Air Force


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Whew!

It's really hard to deal with JARHEADS !

I'm outta here... Keep dreaming !


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el_ramon
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again..2 na lang ang operational S-76? that is sad.
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mac1lesterspike18
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How match ba talaga ang monthly salary ng isang Airforce Pilot starting at the rank of 2nd Lt. and kapareho lang ba ng suweldo ng isang none piloting 2nd Lt. rank.?
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Outsourcing Flight Training

September 20, 2008: Singapore is the latest nation to outsource basic flight training. Over the last six years ago, a commercial flight training company, ST Aerospace, has received several contracts for training pilots of support helicopters and fixed-wing transports. Singapore, like many small nations, has long relied on outsourcing much of its pilot training. The Singapore Air Force has about 300 aircraft and only 14,000 personnel. It can't really run a cost-effective pilot training operation for all the different aircraft types it has. So rather than have a large number of troops tied up in technical training organizations, Singapore has expanded the outsourcing of these tasks.

Even some larger air forces are doing this. Britain has been doing it since the late 1990s. For Britain, it was an attempt to solve the persistent shortage of pilots, and save some money. Military pilots often retire after twenty years, and not all of them go on to civilian flying careers. But many of these pilots, already collecting their military pension, could be induced to work for civilian firms providing flight training for new military pilots. The retired pilots have lots of experience, and using them enables the younger pilots to do the combat flying (which most of them prefer, to training duties, anyway.) The United States is experimenting with the same approach.

Experience so far shows that using the civilian firms gets the training done more quickly. The civilian firms get paid for results. Either the trainee pilot's pass their flight tests and examinations (both conducted by military personnel) or they don't. The civilian firm can be more flexible in their training methods and, of course, have their pick of highly experienced retired pilots. The British also found that, as the civilian firms were using their own facilities, the military could shut down theirs and save another 15 percent of the overall training cost. There are hundreds of technical jobs that the military could outsource, many of them more in need of skilled instructors than uniformed ones.
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valiant
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applicable to PAF?

pilot training is not the problem I think, but lack of aircraft is.

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Vermonter
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We've been doing it on entry level platforms for at least 15 years here in the United States.
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mazingu
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You mean the USAF has been outsourcing its pilot training for the past 15 years?

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Vermonter
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All branches have contract or DAC training for primary flight training in the US.
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58 finish PAF pilot training


First Lieutenant Emmanuel P Telmo is set to bring home the Commanding General, Philippine Air Force and the Air Education Training Command Commander’s Medal on Friday, December 19, as the Philippine Air Force Flying School graduates 58 new pilots in a series of ceremoniest at Villamor Air Base, Pasay City.

Telmo will be joined in the Military Pilot Training Class 2008 honor’s podium by Second Lieutenant Ron Ron H Mercado, the Vicente C. Rivera Awardee, and Mc Micking Awardee First Lieutenant Joel Y. Gabino.

The day-long milestone in the life of PAF’s new pilots, PAF Flying School commandant Colonel Restituto Padilla said, will begin with a 2PM Thanksgiving Mass at the PAF Museum to be followed by the Graduation Ceremony at 3:00 o’clock in the afternoon at the same venue. Guest of Honor during the ceremonies are PAF Commanding General, Lt. Gen. Pedrito Cadungog, and his wife, Mrs. Angeli Cadungog.

Padilla said the culminating activity is the Dining In / Wing Hop at around 6:30 in the evening at the world-class PAF Museum.

http://www.paf.mil.ph/HQ/PIO/PR%20MONTH%20...lots%202008.htm
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Justice for Daniel Lorenz Jacinto

HELP END PIRACY NOW!:
http://www.itfseafarers.org/petition.cfm
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