152D OH-58D Pilot

The Army MOS 152D is a pilot who commands a utility or observation helicopter. They plan flights and consider factors like weight, fuel supply, and altitudes. They also supervise loading and unloading of aircraft to ensure stability and balance.

The 152D also transports passengers, mail, or cargo for military purposes. They supervise aircraft maintenance.

To become a 152D pilot, you need to complete: Required training and logbook endorsement from an authorized instructor Commercial Pilot or Airline Transport Pilot Certificate Current Medical Certificate Warrant Officer Candidate School for six weeks Warrant Officer Pilot School and flight training, which lasts anywhere from 12 to 18 months

The Army also screens applicants for their ability to succeed with the occupational physical assessment test (OPAT).