PIT students hard at work preparing for a CT meeting.  In this photo, Piddler is trying to determine whether or not he has packed enough piddle-packs in his helmet bag.

Typical PIT flight room.  Legendary pilot Balz follows fellow classmate to a briefing room.

PIT locker room where they keep your helmet, harness, and G-suit. 

Cockpit view of an IFT.  An IFT is a type of sim that you will use at PIT.  The visual consists of a large projection screen in front.  This sim is primarily used for instrument sorties.

Another view of an IFT from the front door.  Notice that none of the T-6 sims have any motion associated with it. 

An outside view of an OFT.  The OFT is identical to an IFT except that it has a 300 degree view.  Most of your training will be accomplished in OFTs.

A view of the 3 o'clock position in the OFT.  The graphics are night and day compared to the T-37 sim.  The only limitation is that there is no motion (no hydraulic actuation) associated with any of the sims.

Another view inside an OFT.  The panoramic view in the OFT allows trainees to fly formation in the sim.  This was never possible in the T-37 sim.

Front view inside of an OFT.