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What is the difference between military and civilian ammunitions?
Military ammunition has crimped primer pockets for waterproofing and cannot use anything but ball bullets as specified in the Geneva convention. While civilian ammo has a wide variety of bullets, hollow points, solid lead, etc... and smooth... Read More »
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What is the difference in calculating military and civilian times...
military time is in 24 hour increments, civilian time is in 12 hour increments labeled am/pm. Read More »
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What is the job market like for pilots trained as a civilian vs. ...
Hi, Kirk: Thank you for your questions. I will try to assist! 1. Are you too old? In general, I would say that 35 is not too old to make a career change IF you realize that it will require some time, some money and some sacrifice (especi... Read More »
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San Shou is a martial art which was developed by the Chinese military, training for it is the same for military and civilian.
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What you have heard about the transition from civilian flying to military flying is dead on true. I went into Navy flight school immediately after I graduated from college. I had my PPL from flight training in college. To be honest the PPL ...
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Civilian - between 50-120k a year, with the majority between 60-75k a year. All in US dollars. Military starts lower, but you get free training. About 40k starting wage. Source(s): Ex-Army Helicopter Pilot, current civilian helicopter Pilot...
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It actually depends on how far along each of them is in their career and for the military, their rank. Starting out for a new commercial airline pilot, they will make a bit less than their military counter parts, but given a few years, they...
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Same time, just expressed differently. This expression came into being to make railroads more efficient (as did time zones). The military just co-opted it because it makes a lot of sense.
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The basic flight controls the same, Fighter planes have sticks while many (but by no means all) civilian planes have a yoke, though sticks are getting more popular again in civilian planes (most sport pilots have always preferred sticks). T...
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