Talk:Air Education and Training Command

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[edit] Content from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) (USAF UPT)

The following content is from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) (USAF UPT), a content fork of this article, in case anyone is interested in it. It appears to be already included here. Sandstein 18:06, 8 June 2006 (UTC)

Undergraduate Pilot Training, or UPT, is the initial training given by the U.S. Air Force to people selected to become pilots. It consists of three phases. The first phases is purely academic classroom instruction. Phase two is the initial flying phase and consists of six months of flying and flying simulators, as well as continued classroom instruction. Phase three also includes flying and simulators, but is done in more advanced aircraft. At the end of UPT, graduating personnel are given their pilot wings and are now rated officers.