I submitted my package my junior year and was Pro-rec 9 months before my graduation. I received my final select May 2, 2014 and I graduated May 10, 2014. I've yet to turn in my final transcripts. I actually have one more class to finish, for which I got an extension so I could get a better grade. So, in my case it was relatively close to my graduation but not after.
I got picked up my Junior year
I was also selected my junior year. I'm taking summer classes right now so soon as fall starts I'll be a senior.
I went through NAVCAD Preflight some 26 years prior to this movie release in 1982. I found it to be a realistic portrayal of the API of that period. Of special note that hit home, were the "NA husband hunters", like the one in the flick, who dumped her Cadet instantly when he DORd. They used to deliver young ladies by the busload to the Cadet Club on weekends, from Women's Colleges in FL, AL, & MS. I would guess that they still exist in P'Cola to this day?
I went through NAVCAD Preflight some 26 years prior to this movie release in 1982. I found it to be a realistic portrayal of the API of that period. Of special note that hit home, were the "NA husband hunters", like the one in the flick, who dumped her Cadet instantly when he DORd. They used to deliver young ladies by the busload to the Cadet Club on weekends, from Women's Colleges in FL, AL, & MS. I would guess that they still exist in P'Cola to this day?
I got hooked up with a local lovely in P'Cola whose Daddy owned a very popular Bar/Seafood Restaurant outside the gate on Navy Blvd. She had the use of Daddy's Caddy, and that was nice. Luckily, I was able to gently 'unhook', when I headed to advanced in Beeville, TX, or my life would be very different today!
The only flaw I saw in the movie, was that it was portrayed to take place in the state of WA. To my knowledge, Navy Preflight has always been at Pensacola since WWII.
BzB
The best thing about that movie was that it was in WA lol! Alright back to Aero I and Wx now.I went through NAVCAD Preflight some 26 years prior to this movie release in 1982. I found it to be a realistic portrayal of the API of that period. Of special note that hit home, were the "NA husband hunters", like the one in the flick, who dumped her Cadet instantly when he DORd. They used to deliver young ladies by the busload to the Cadet Club on weekends, from Women's Colleges in FL, AL, & MS. I would guess that they still exist in P'Cola to this day?
I got hooked up with a local lovely in P'Cola whose Daddy owned a very popular Bar/Seafood Restaurant outside the gate on Navy Blvd. She had the use of Daddy's Caddy, and that was nice. Luckily, I was able to gently 'unhook', when I headed to advanced in Beeville, TX, or my life would be very different today!
The only flaw I saw in the movie, was that it was portrayed to take place in the state of WA. To my knowledge, Navy Preflight has always been at Pensacola since WWII.
BzB
Your question belongs on the Docs Corner Forum, Ask the Flight Surgeon thread for medical issues.
