ARMY WOFT

[OUpilot]

Ok, so I've been reading other peoples posts on here about Army WOFT and the eligibility requirements, etc., to get involved with this program. I have been talking to recruiters about aviation from all branches of the military, and have decided that Army aviation is definitely something that I am going to try for! I have a few concerns however regarding my juvenile history, and hopefully someone on this forum can shed some light on it.

 

My background:

 

23 yrs. old, 5'11 & 176lbs

High school graduate, 3.0 GPA

College Graduate, 3.15 GPA, 3.76 in Aviation

Bachelors of Science in Aviation

CFI/CFII ASEL

AMEL rated

350 hrs total fixed wing time, no helo time

60 hrs dual given

Mock Army fitness test: 260

Letters of recommendation from:

- a retired army chaplain (army officer)

- a retired army helo pilot

- a retired USAF B-52 Navigator

- Chief flight Instructor of College (Part 141)

- Retired Delta airlines captain

ASVAB score of 76, GT of 118--taken in High school, will retake.

AFAST not yet completed (studying in progress)

 

And for the juvenile part...

 

When I was 16 me and my buddy's decided to drive golf carts around in the middle of the night on a golf course. We ended up getting busted and charged with criminal trespassing, criminal damaging, and curfew violations...all misdemeanors. I have since followed these incidents up and have gotten them expunged from my juvenile record. My recruiter does know about them. I also have 1 speeding ticket as an adult :/

 

Any help as to whether or not these incidents coupled with my "resume" will hinder my ability to be a WOCS/WOFT candidate would be greatly appreciated!