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Each branch of the military has pilots for a wide variety of aircraft from Stealth Bombers to small planes. Pilots are officers who are designated by skills or qualifications of a particular type of aircraft they fly (example, B1 B Pilot). Pilots operate weapons, deliver troops, cargo, and bombs, and perform search and rescue missions.

Types
Airlift Pilot
Bomber Pilot
Fighter Pilot
Generalist Pilot
Special Operations Pilot
Tanker Pilot
Test Pilot
Trainer Pilot
Aeronautical Specialties
Astronaut

Education Requirement.
Four-year college degree
Special Requirement
20/20 vision

Federal - Pilot
Civilian - Pilot

Perform diverse missions from search and rescue to combat operations.

Education Requirement.
Four-year college degree

Federal - Helicopter Pilot
Civilian - Helicopter Pilot

Assist and direct pilots via navigation instruments; conduct fuel consumption projections and assist pilots in operation of the aircraft.

Navigation Specialties
Airlift Navigator
Bomber Navigator
Warfare Navigator
Fighter Navigator
Generalist Navigator
Special Operations Navigator
Tanker Navigator
Test Navigator

Education Requirement.
Four-year college degree

Federal - Navigator
Civilian - Navigator

Direct operations of air traffic control systems and control towers; direct takeoffs and landings of military airplanes and helicopters; supervise
operators of radar systems.

Education Requirement.
Four-year college degree

Federal - F.A.A. Supervisor
Civilian - Air Traffic Control, Manager