How The US Air Force Aim To Cut Jet Pilot Training Time by 40%
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In October, Group Editor Marty Kauchak reported on the USAF's initiative to significantly reduce the training time for its pilots, as articulated in the USAF's Rebuilding the Forge (Reforge) Concept of Operations (CONOP). Here, MS&T Editor Andy Fawkes speaks to Marty about the Reforge, what it is, why now, how it relates to Pilot Training Next, and the implementation challenges for the USAF. To watch the interview, click on the video above.
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