That’s wild cause they were trying to deny my submission for the August board until I turned mine in. That was the reason I didn’t make the May board. But as soon as I submitted it, I was placed on this one. I still wouldn’t leave it up to chance. Admin bs is the last thing I’d want for a prorec-N
Kind of work for my dad, kind of day trade meme stocks, kind of drive for uber eats ? Lol, after I finished grad school this year, I was in the process of sending my resume out to some big boy jobs and literally the same day I found out I was on the AT board list. So now if I get picked up, I'm seriously considering not getting a real job at all and just travelling around the country visiting old college/military buddies and extended family before OCS since at that point my @$$ will be spoken for for the next ten years and there just aren't good opportunities to spend quality time with anyone when you're active duty.
you definitely do. You go ask for a flight physical as an OCS applicant. This is the longest portion of your package. It took me almost 5 months to get my stuff back from NAMI saying I was cleared. It caused me to miss the board I was originally going for. Where are you stationed?
I had a feeling it would be something like that. Their argument is that it will only be good for 90 days so then I would have to do it over every time I submit. I’m up in Whidbey Island
So it says that but however, my physical was completed back in Sept 2020. I didn't get Nami approved until lets say Dec 2020. And I just submitted for the Aug 2 2021 board. Got everything in to Mr. Celestine and everything good to go. Only issue was I didnt get to submit til the exact deadline. So I didn't make the at-board list. But you get the timeline.
Currently a data engineer at a major insurance company
Shoooooo. Thanks for the info. I’m a little less optimistic about making that November board now, but at least I know
Born and raised in Ft Walton right next to Eglin AFB and not far from Pcola. Currently working at a small defense contractor (not an engineer)
Working as a geology and biology research assistant in dc. Since I just graduated in May it’s been sporty setting up a backup career and this. Keeping the fingers crossed ?
yep, the medical is sent to NRC and then N3M aka whatever they change the name to, N3M will then issue a PQ letter and will defer final qualification in aviation programs to NAMI, N3M just makes the initial determination, NAMI will do there thing later on.
Just a waiting game. If you haven’t already go ahead and go back to see if you’re on the at board list, might be helpful. Good luck either way though, we’re all pulling for each other.
