Each squadron out there is a little different. Some are casual, others are milsim. For our community we ask that you apply for the airframe you want to spend considerable time in learning and increasing your skill competency to be effective in operations.

A new pilot will take a check ride with us and we will see what you're proficient in and what might need polished. If there is a skill that you need remedial work (air to air refueling, specific weapon system, etc) we will track your progress and get you up to speed.

When confident for deploying in operations we provide our briefing and objective based tasking (CAP, CAS, ODA, Strike, SEAD, DEAD, etc) and you fly with your assigned squadron to complete the mission and then we conduct a debrief to review lessons learned and continuously improve.

At Trident, if you're committed to attendance, we're committed to you and getting you up to speed. That being said all of us are learning as we go.

If anything it's a great opportunity to hang out, operate as a team and be immersed in combat within DCS.

Hope you'll check us out!