TACP 11th ASOS Atlantic Strike OP4

RGP team video working at Avon Park at Atlantic Strike V.

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• TACP
• ROMAD
• AVON
• PARK

[fiveninerzero]

@maxrobb00 After that 16 weeks you will still be in training. You will not be qualified to control an airstrike on your own for at least 3 years.

[lukesimianer]

hhaa thanks man im prepared for the mental aspect. im 17 so when I sign ill be ready to do that 62 and 57

[maxrobb00]

its easy stuff. im doing the max for pushups at 57 and crunches at 53 but im also 25yrs old. if u are under i think you have to do like 62 push ups and 57 crunches. you always want to max out the test so u dont look like a half ass. good luck with it and dont be fooled by the yelling, its just for show.

[lukesimianer]

ohh so you were allready enlisted. cool man im perrty excited ive been fin swimming and running/lifting pretty hard and consistently to get to the standards to get a guaranteed tacp job 39 pushups& crunches in 1 min each and 1&1/2 miles in under 11 mins not crazy hard but not easy

[maxrobb00]

for TACP no... they just looked at my PT scores.

[lukesimianer]

so did you have to take the PAST test??

[maxrobb00]

Ask yourself, How long do you want to be in training? TACP is about 16 weeks and CCT is 1 1/2 yrs.

[maxrobb00]

Just run up to 3-4 miles about 4 days a week, do some weight training about 4 days a week(upper, lower and core) and not really a requirement but will help later on work on you combat swim techniques. Last but not least don't quit, your mind is stronger then your mind so push through the pain. Good luck!

[jthouston44]

any tips on what i should do before i go in

[maxrobb00]

It's not hard to get in, you can sign up at a recruiter before you leave for AF basic. The AFSC is 1C4X1. The training is pretty intense, because they are trying to get you to an Ranger or SpecOps level of fitness in minimal time. Be ready to run, do push-ups and sit-ups alot....!