Women Can Do Anything

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I met Major Julie Moore at a 2014 airshow in Melbourne, Florida. An accomplished fighter pilot, Major Moore spent 12 years of distinguished active duty in the U.S. Air Force, where she flew the $30 million F-16 fighter jet.

As a Naval Flight Officer and civilian pilot myself, I understand what is required to become an F-16 fighter pilot. In 2013, Julie was hired as an assistant professor in Florida Tech’s (FIT) College of Aeronautics. She teaches a variety of upper-level classes at the college, including courses on unmanned aerial systems, advanced aircraft systems, aeronautics and air traffic control. I have a MS in Aeronautical Systems and I am an MBA graduate from Florida Institute of Technology (FIT).

Women work as field service inspectors. They perform a great job. They can take on assignments such as commercial insurance loss control inspections and they perform very well. Women can do anything they set their mind to do.

 

 

 

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  1. Good for her- I also was in that field with the US Air Force reserve during Vietnam error- and we did not have woman with us as I remember then- and I also love flying although the skies are more crowded now- we who love the feeling can find away to enjoy the sensation even at 79 years young-

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