Harrison Vale

Harrison Vale, respected author of the AFOQT Study Guide, is a committed American who has poured his life's experiences and passion into creating an invaluable resource for aspiring Air Force officers. His journey, marked by relentless determination and love of aviation, mirrors the aspirations and challenges faced by people like 'Officer Owen' and 'Cadet Clara'. Harrison's fascination with flying began as a child. He spent countless hours building model planes and dreaming of soaring through the skies. During his university years, he juggled rigorous courses and a part-time job, mirroring the balance many AFOQT candidates strive for today. Harrison joined an aerospace company, where he worked on advanced aviation projects. His role gave him an understanding of the complexities of flight and the critical thinking required to excel in this field. However, his true calling emerged when he realised the lack of quality study material for AFOQT. He recalled his own difficulties and the pressure of balancing academic and career aspirations. Determined to make a difference, Harrison wrote the AFOQT Study Guide. His guide is more than just a book: it is a lifeline for those facing the challenging path to becoming an Air Force officer. Drawing on his engineering background and first-hand experience, Harrison has created a comprehensive and easy-to-follow study resource designed to alleviate the frustrations he himself has faced. A significant anecdote from Harrison's life highlights his commitment. While preparing for a critical aerospace project, he devised a meticulous study plan that balanced work and preparation. This plan became the template for the time management advice in his guidebook, demonstrating his practical approach to overcoming challenges. Harrison Vale's dedication and first-hand knowledge make him a reliable guide for AFOQT candidates. His experiences resonate with the struggles and dreams of Officer Owen and Cadet Clara, ensuring that his book is not only informative, but also a beacon of hope and success for future Air Force leaders.