Question that I don't often see asked. What made you stop/leave the Navy? Everyone wants to be a fighter pilot, so while getting in the door is a huge source of questions, I think understanding why people leave the profession is sometimes even more valuable info for those trying to follow footsteps.

I have long wanted to become a fighter pilot in the Navy. Ever since I visited the Wright Brothers museum in North Carolina, as I set foot on the hill of where the first motorized aircraft flew, I knew that I had a passion for Aviation. Thank you so much for the video!

Tinder, I remember you being one of my pilots at VFA-103! I am currently in the process of becoming a future pilot for the Navy. Thanks for the awesome videos! ☠️

Alex - what I would've given to have had a role model like you back when I was in high school, or college. Truly great content you're creating!

Hi Sir Alex I am abdellah from Morocco 🇲🇦 I was born in military base in Sidi yahia my father is jet fighter pilot for 34 years ago is passed away in 17september 2021 ,every time I watch ur video am crying lot I remember my father 😥😥😥 and I feel so bad because am not go to military school , welcome to Morocco my brother

Your channel is by far the best source of information on this topic. Subscribed!

Hey Alex. Great to see your starting to stream like this. Gonna help out a lot of people who want to become a (fighter) Pilot. It seems you may be one of the best you tube sources out there as I believe you are one of the most recently active fighter pilots who streams..best of luck to you.

Alex provides excellent "up to date" insight and advice to becoming a Naval Aviator. This is commendable as most fighter pilots finish their tours and move on with their careers without giving anything back to the next generation of miltary pilots who will ultimately be defending our great nation in the future. Alex however, decided to give back because he cares.. Everything he says is spot on and worthy of consideration for those wishing to pursue a similar path. By following his advice, aspiring future fighter pilots may one day be able to experience the rewards of hard work and the ever-important essence of 'F-18 Power' as captured in his videos! Well done Alex,..well done..

I’ve been really wondering how to become a Naval aviator! Thanks for summarizing up those specific informations!! Sadly I’m not an US citizen but I’ll do my best to step further on my life’s goal

Will definitely help many, wish I’d had this content when I was growing up ! Love the channel.

Thank you Alex for your service!

I love this series. Keep the videos coming!

I m too old to became a fighter pilot, but for young generations it is useful advices. Anyone who fell invite or voice inside of mind..whatever you gonna call it, that person must took a chance. It's a great honor to be a part elite branch of army, no matter what country it is.

These videos are really good! I think they will be helpful for many people, besides being interesting for all.

Hey, Alex. my dream is to become a naval aviator and this completely makes it more clear for me.

I am a new subscriber, and I would like to thank you for your service.

Loving the VFA 41 Black Aces Helmet on the wall back there ❤️ .

Alex thanks for the informative video! Just wondering in the future if you could make a video about flight schools you have to attend in the Navy before becoming a hornet pilot.

Hi Alex, newly thank you for this information. You are an idol of young guys.

this is pretty good info, i will be showing my child this if he or she ever displays aviation curiosity as a child like i did 😄 thanks man. i have met a few USAF and US Navy pilots, not talked a whole lot but you guys seem to have quite the affable personalities. no usually what "fighter" would be associated with but i think its a good thing really. loved the SF86 investigator interview comment "it is highly likely your interviewer already knows the answers to the questions so dont lie". best advice ever. (i contemplated lying for a class 1 medical years ago for about 2 minutes... and ever since people have been telling me to "just lie", almost oblivious to the fact it is not ignorant children in charge of aviation). Best Regards!

Hey Alex, thank you for your amazing videos! They help me a lot! But I still have two questions though on how you’ve got your call sign and if you always flew with a WSO?? Thanks!

Is washing out of flight school a big risk ?and what happens if you do? I always heard from some that in 60s 70s and 80s often 60% would fail.

Alex, did you come from a family of pilots, IE, did your father, uncles, grandfather have their pilot’s license and Fly privately or commercial.??

If I’m taking the OCS path, do I need to complete these steps before OCS? Or how does it work?

okay weird question. Most videos I have seen of pilot flight in a fighter the throttle/stick are usually oriented in the same manner, that could be stick is in between your legs and or stick on the right side of the frame with the throttle on the left. As a lefty, I would fly with my left hand which wouldn't work well in most jets from what ive seen. Have you flown with any pilots that use their left hand to manipulate the aircraft and right hand to use the throttle?

20/40 vision??? Wow ... back when I went into the Corps (~ 1,000 years ago) I seem to remember all the services requiring 20/20 vision (no eye surgery of any kind). Interesting how that's changed...

Omg, sorry, what should I press for take of?

Thanks!

how old do you have to be to like start like navy piloting

If my uncorrected vision is 20/70, but corrected to 20/20 is that still fine? I saw something in the health document that stated “uncorrected vision must be 20/40 or greater” I would really like to know, and Thanks for the educational videos

Lions are really bad swimmers, so that would have been quite difficult. Would have wanted to fly an F-18 or helicopter but not a boring C-2 Greyhound.

I have one question. Was it fun? :) And thank you for your service to our country! My dad and uncles were Navy, and my cousin married a Navy fighter pilot who was a member of the Sunliners Squadron back in the day.

Hey, Alex, did I make it in as an NA(Naval Fighter Pilot)😊 HIM CIA O29 US Navy Seal Devgru 6 SWCC Officer O19 Kaiser Tsar Matthew Floyd Marston Romanov Windsor 2 Rothschild Rockefeller Cartier Luttrell 2

Hey if you do not have a 4 year degree will the navy send u to a collage or the naval academy.

Is ther an age limit? Or waivers if you are a certain age?

When you graduate flight school you get the mustache.

Can be navy aviator if i am not us citizen

Yeah....I just tried to take a ASTB prep test....you got it bro. I'm good. LMAO I'm dumb as hell

In your experience, are any Navy pilot candidates prior officers from other services, even non flying officers? If so, did they start again from Navy OCS?

At what point in the process do you do the flight physical? And where do you do it at?

Wonder if there is an age wavier. I doubt it but they aren't hitting their recruitment numbers.

Will having a private pilot license and instrument rating help me in getting picked for pilot?

Do the needs of the Navy at the time you graduate flight school determine which plane you will fly? ..assuming you aren't first in your class- thanks

Do you sit down with an investigator before or after being selected for a SNA slot?

What was your college gpa?

hello what should i do to join a nice squadron ? like a VFA-103

In my humble opinion, You can be strong in math science, but if you don’t have hunter/ killer, I don’t know.

What were your ASTB scores if you don’t mind sharing?

What about the eyes? I'm nearsighted and I have the glasses. Can I join the naval aviation?

When did you leave the Navy (year)?

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That's right!!🤑🤑

I have adhd and Autism does this disqualify me?

You are so cute and precious boy i really love you videos and you as a pilot you are very cute 😘👌💓💓💓🥰🦋🥰🦋💓🥰

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You still working at becoming a dentist?

I found out smoking weed and goofing off doesn’t work.