Frank_the_NOOB
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Im 6'3 with a sitting height of about 38 inches my anthro sheet says im too tall for TH-57s and T-45s. I get remeasured on Monday. any tips or help would be greatly appreciated
Think small. don't stretch. Do a lot of jumping. Good luck?Im 6'3 with a sitting height of about 38 inches my anthro sheet says im too tall for TH-57s and T-45s. I get remeasured on Monday. any tips or help would be greatly appreciated
Stop measuring each other and go do something productive.I just had a friend measure me...
Understood, sir. I was asking with regards to SNA.No anthro for SWO
I might be mixing things up with how I've read the Air Force does things. I was under the impression that slots are dropped for a class depending on the needs of the Navy (e.g. a particular class gets x number of jet slots, y number of maritime slots, z number of helo slots, etc.), and the higher a student's grade, the greater chance they have of selecting what they want (based on their "dream sheet").If you're anthro'd out for Pipeline C, you will not have C available to you. It won't even be an option. You will get one of the ones you are qualified for. It isn't set that student #1-whatever gets this aircraft and then #10-bottom have to have this one. It just doesn't work like that. A pipeline will be available.
It's like that, but as you alluded to, "greater chance", or, just because someone is higher in rank doesn't mean that it's guaranteed they will get their first choice. Lots of stuff goes into the selection process.I might be mixing things up with how I've read the Air Force does things. I was under the impression that slots are dropped for a class depending on the needs of the Navy (e.g. a particular class gets x number of jet slots, y number of maritime slots, z number of helo slots, etc.), and the higher a student's grade, the greater chance they have of selecting what they want (based on their "dream sheet").
That makes sense. I was thinking of it far too simplistically. Thank you for the insight!It's like that, but as you alluded to, "greater chance", or, just because someone is higher in rank doesn't mean that it's guaranteed they will get their first choice. Lots of stuff goes into the selection process.