Apply for ROTC scholarship in high school. Go for a very long and detailed interview. Find out a month or two later that you are accepted. Also get accepted to college. Do 4 years worth of ROTC classes and leadership labs in college. Graduate with a reasonably good gpa. Get selected for navigator training. Go to navigator training for a year and a half. Then on to primary weapons system training for 6 months. Then squadron training for another few months. Then presto! You're a navigator.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
I don't recall. Maybe "have you checked into Army ROTC? Why not?"
I applied in-person. The process took 4 months. I interviewed at US Air Force (Austin, TX)
Interview
A Reserve Major interviewed me after my application with a recruiter was deemed satisfactory to meet minimum entrance criteria. This was after a series of aptitude tests to determine if I could be a pilot / navigator.
I applied through university. I interviewed at US Air Force
Interview
Simple process that involved meeting up with a senior leader and going over my reasons for wanting to join and what my long term goals were in regards to the Air Force. Few additional questions on what type of career field I was interested in, etc.
