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Requesting NA wings please! Winged Aug 28th out of VT-31.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/145016422781032/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel Facebook group just in case anyone is actually selected for this class with me...

I'm going to call ahead and tell the DI's that you said you were bringing extra crayons so you can share with them. Dino's not a bad callsign though.

Did you get a finsel for this class?

I'll look for you, haha.

I'm under the impression that it doesn't matter. I had my chief staff officer sign it. I think it's just more of a witness then anything.

First. Haha, just got word that I will be in the warmest class of 2018!

Yup

It shouldn't. Enlisted is still Active Duty.

My bad I was looking at the "12 years of prior service for AC". The NAVADMIN states, "AC and RC members who joined before 1 January 2018 are automatically grandfathered into the current retirement system."

Unless you are prior service you won't get to choose and will be required to use the new system.

Technically I've only read the cover so far, but still counts...

I guess I should finally check in here... Prorec-Y for SNA from 11July aviation board. Command release is January 2018 so I expect to be in purgatory for a while...

Screw you! You're classing up in January with me so I can trip you up on that IST. People dont forget! lol

My command won't release me until January so I'm not really expecting it anytime soon...

If you mean the mile flight suit swim it should be the same.

That is old info, especially the sit and reach, which no longer exists.. API abides by the Navy PRT just the same as in OCS.

You can have mine.

BOL is Bupers Online so you're right that it's the same thing. Unfortunately, it only posts for you and won't show you any other results.

Only because I am already 27 and had to have one in order to apply in the first place.

My age waiver was a quick online process and maybe an email and I received it a day or two later. I am currently on active duty though so the process may be a bit different.

I understand that. I suppose I should have said, "You can't get an age waiver". All I meant was that you could only get an age waiver over 27, but only if prior service.

If you get selected they will know you need to class up early and will work with you and your OR to get you to OCS quickly.

You don't need an age waiver because you're not over 27, but you will be age critical and on the fast list to class up at OCS.

Shit, y'all are starting to make me think my CO is messing with me. Congratulations!!!

It sounds like you already know what you want.

The email went straight to my commanding officer since I'm currently enlisted. I think you would still have to wait on your recruiter to receive the info.

Hahaha I approve! Thanks!

It really is.

Thank you everyone! Good luck I hope you all hear soon!

Not a troll this time, haha. He received an email from the board processors about my selection!

Well my skipper just pulled me aside.... PRO REC Y SNA!!!

I imagine you are talking CVN so I'm guessing you have an idea of what you are getting into there. If not, which boat? My buddy was on staff in Bahrain (enlisted) and lived in a really nice, huge apartment by himself. From what he told me the base is stacked and there are some things to do...

Results have not been released yet. When they are your OR will the be the first to know unless you are active duty, in which case your CO or BOL will have the results.

Board Date: 4/12/17 Results Date: 4/14/17 (NFO) 4/24/17 (SNA) Board Date: 2/6/17 Results Date: 2/10/17 Board Date: 11/14/16 Results Date: 11/28/16 Board Date: 7/18/16 Results Date: 8/2/16 Board Date: 5/18/16 Results Date: 5/24/16 Board Date: 2/24/16 Results Date: 2/25/16 This is in the...

Nobody really knows.

I heard he got a PRO-REC Y... for SWO!

This is way more rewarding coming from "Skywalker", lol.

About 60% according to reports on this site. Probably even more for SNFO.

Haha, I did too until I just looked at it. Hey one less person! hahaha. And you're right. Last board was 158 each!

Keep in mind that those numbers also include people who applied for both. At the end of the day just have confidence in your scores and your abilities and cross your fingers. Not much else we can do.

Usually around 150 I think. Also, I was kidding about 469. Current numbers are 227 SNA and 219 SNFO.

220 I think last time I looked.

Looks like they just updated it. 469 SNA Only applicants.

I could think of worse orders, haha.

You're not wrong there. I would at least reccommend you do an Introductory Flight at a GA airport around you. They will take you up in a cessna or something similar and give you the stick for 30-60 minutes. It is a good way to determine if this is really something you will enjoy.

Very nice major! Somehting so technical will help with your lower GPA just make sure that you keep it above 2.5 or you may not qualify. The higher the better though. Do you have any flight experience?

Thanks! You are right about the stress that's for sure. What's your major? GPA?

I was really hoping this was referencing the "People's Republic of Korea"...