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CourseDirector at 02:57, 27 December 2018

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	While Alliance military forces are generally considered inferior, it's been pointed out that because J-BOSS covers a wider variety of roles, a graduate could be considered a much more versatile pilot. NO MERCY, for example, is a strike-fighter weapons training program; it includes only fighter-aircraft and focuses on ground attack and air-to-air combat roles. By contrast, J-BOSS trains its graduates in ground attack, air-to-air, and air-to-ground assaults, air-interceptor techniques, bomber escort, bomber piloting, and even advanced helicopter piloting (the Alliance's preferred close-air support vehicle). J-BOSS also graduates significantly more pilots and has a lower standard for admission.		While Alliance military forces are generally considered inferior, it's been pointed out that because J-BOSS covers a wider variety of roles, a graduate could be considered a much more versatile pilot. NO MERCY, for example, is a strike-fighter weapons training program; it includes only fighter-aircraft and focuses on ground attack and air-to-air combat roles. By contrast, J-BOSS trains its graduates in ground attack, air-to-air, and air-to-ground assaults, air-interceptor techniques, bomber escort, bomber piloting, and even advanced helicopter piloting (the Alliance's preferred close-air support vehicle). J-BOSS also graduates significantly more pilots and has a lower standard for admission.

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Siddharth1 at 01:10, 6 April 2017

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	Short for Jet-Bomber Operations Special School, J-BOSS is the [[Alliance Liberator Air Force]]'s premier flight school and top flight operations training program. It shares many similarities with the [[NO MERCY]] school operated by the [[Crimson Blade]], and was indeed modeled on their program.		Short for Jet-Bomber Operations Special School, J-BOSS is the [[Alliance Liberator Air Force]]'s premier flight school and top flight operations training program. It shares many similarities with the [[NO MERCY]] school operated by the [[Crimson Blade]], and was indeed modeled on their program.

	ALAF operates a significantly smaller variety of aircraft than the Crimson Blade, so their program is much more limited. As such, the training covers both single-seat jet-aircraft roles(filled by the [[Doer-Daisy]]) as well as multi-engine high-altitude bombers, and close air-support vehicles.		ALAF operates a significantly smaller variety of aircraft than the Crimson Blade, so their program is much more limited. As such, the training covers both single-seat jet-aircraft roles (filled by the [[Doer-Daisy]]) as well as multi-engine high-altitude bombers, and close air-support vehicles.

	While Alliance military forces are generally considered inferior, it's been pointed out that because J-BOSS covers a wider variety of roles, a graduate could be considered a much more versatile pilot. NO MERCY, for example, is a strike-fighter weapons training program; it includes only fighter-aircraft and focuses on ground attack and air-to-air combat roles. By contrast, J-BOSS trains its graduates in ground attack, air-to-air, and air-to-ground assaults, air-interceptor techniques, bomber escort, bomber piloting, and even advanced helicopter piloting (the Alliance's preferred close-air support vehicle). J-BOSS also graduates significantly more pilots and has a lower standard for admission.		While Alliance military forces are generally considered inferior, it's been pointed out that because J-BOSS covers a wider variety of roles, a graduate could be considered a much more versatile pilot. NO MERCY, for example, is a strike-fighter weapons training program; it includes only fighter-aircraft and focuses on ground attack and air-to-air combat roles. By contrast, J-BOSS trains its graduates in ground attack, air-to-air, and air-to-ground assaults, air-interceptor techniques, bomber escort, bomber piloting, and even advanced helicopter piloting (the Alliance's preferred close-air support vehicle). J-BOSS also graduates significantly more pilots and has a lower standard for admission.

Siddharth1 at 01:10, 6 April 2017

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	ALAF operates a significantly smaller variety of aircraft than the Crimson Blade, so their program is much more limited. As such, the training covers both single-seat jet-aircraft roles(filled by the [[Doer-Daisy]]) as well as multi-engine high-altitude bombers, and close air-support vehicles.		ALAF operates a significantly smaller variety of aircraft than the Crimson Blade, so their program is much more limited. As such, the training covers both single-seat jet-aircraft roles(filled by the [[Doer-Daisy]]) as well as multi-engine high-altitude bombers, and close air-support vehicles.

	While Alliance military forces are generally considered inferior, ~~its~~ been pointed out that because J-BOSS covers a wider variety of roles, a graduate could be considered a much more versatile pilot. NO MERCY, for example, is a strike-fighter weapons training program; it includes only fighter-aircraft and focuses on ground attack and air-to-air combat roles. By contrast, J-BOSS trains ~~it's~~ graduates in ground attack, air-to-air, and air-to-ground assaults, air-interceptor techniques, bomber escort, bomber piloting, and even advanced ~~helicpter~~ piloting(the Alliance's preferred close-air support vehicle). J-BOSS also graduates significantly more pilots and has a lower standard for admission.		While Alliance military forces are generally considered inferior, it's been pointed out that because J-BOSS covers a wider variety of roles, a graduate could be considered a much more versatile pilot. NO MERCY, for example, is a strike-fighter weapons training program; it includes only fighter-aircraft and focuses on ground attack and air-to-air combat roles. By contrast, J-BOSS trains its graduates in ground attack, air-to-air, and air-to-ground assaults, air-interceptor techniques, bomber escort, bomber piloting, and even advanced helicopter piloting (the Alliance's preferred close-air support vehicle). J-BOSS also graduates significantly more pilots and has a lower standard for admission.

CourseDirector at 17:59, 5 April 2017

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	Short for Jet-Bomber Operations Special School, J-BOSS is the [[Alliance Liberator ~~AirForce~~]]'s premier flight school and top flight operations training program. It shares many similarities with the [[NO MERCY]] school operated by the [[Crimson Blade]], and was indeed modeled on their program.		Short for Jet-Bomber Operations Special School, J-BOSS is the [[Alliance Liberator Air Force]]'s premier flight school and top flight operations training program. It shares many similarities with the [[NO MERCY]] school operated by the [[Crimson Blade]], and was indeed modeled on their program.

	ALAF operates a significantly smaller variety of aircraft than the Crimson Blade, so their program is much more limited. As such, the training covers both single-seat jet-aircraft roles(filled by the [[Doer-Daisy]]) as well as multi-engine high-altitude bombers, and close air-support vehicles.		ALAF operates a significantly smaller variety of aircraft than the Crimson Blade, so their program is much more limited. As such, the training covers both single-seat jet-aircraft roles(filled by the [[Doer-Daisy]]) as well as multi-engine high-altitude bombers, and close air-support vehicles.

	While Alliance military forces are generally considered inferior, its been pointed out that because J-BOSS covers a wider variety of roles, a graduate could be considered a much more versatile pilot. NO MERCY, for example, is a strike-fighter weapons training program; it includes only fighter-aircraft and focuses on ground attack and air-to-air combat roles. By contrast, J-BOSS trains it's graduates in ground attack, air-to-air, and air-to-ground assaults, air-interceptor techniques, bomber escort, bomber piloting, and even advanced helicpter piloting(the Alliance's preferred close-air support vehicle). J-BOSS also graduates significantly more pilots and has a lower standard for admission.		While Alliance military forces are generally considered inferior, its been pointed out that because J-BOSS covers a wider variety of roles, a graduate could be considered a much more versatile pilot. NO MERCY, for example, is a strike-fighter weapons training program; it includes only fighter-aircraft and focuses on ground attack and air-to-air combat roles. By contrast, J-BOSS trains it's graduates in ground attack, air-to-air, and air-to-ground assaults, air-interceptor techniques, bomber escort, bomber piloting, and even advanced helicpter piloting(the Alliance's preferred close-air support vehicle). J-BOSS also graduates significantly more pilots and has a lower standard for admission.

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Short for Jet-Bomber Operations Special School, J-BOSS is the [[Alliance Liberator AirForce]]'s premier flight school and top flight operations training program. It shares many similarities with the [[NO MERCY]] school operated by the [[Crimson Blade]], and was indeed modeled on their program.

ALAF operates a significantly smaller variety of aircraft than the Crimson Blade, so their program is much more limited. As such, the training covers both single-seat jet-aircraft roles(filled by the [[Doer-Daisy]]) as well as multi-engine high-altitude bombers, and close air-support vehicles.

While Alliance military forces are generally considered inferior, its been pointed out that because J-BOSS covers a wider variety of roles, a graduate could be considered a much more versatile pilot. NO MERCY, for example, is a strike-fighter weapons training program; it includes only fighter-aircraft and focuses on ground attack and air-to-air combat roles. By contrast, J-BOSS trains it's graduates in ground attack, air-to-air, and air-to-ground assaults, air-interceptor techniques, bomber escort, bomber piloting, and even advanced helicpter piloting(the Alliance's preferred close-air support vehicle). J-BOSS also graduates significantly more pilots and has a lower standard for admission.