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Help with NOMI wavier

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Rainman

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you know, a career in naval aviation takes a lot of common sense and... well, you might not make it.


COME ON! This is coming from YOU! Pot calling the kettle black?

Don't worry about Paul--I mean CL. He means well.

Tingley, you are right on the money--information sharing--keep it going. That's what makes this forum work.

--my two cents.
 
Gatordev

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...Thanks Gatordev for hearing me out.





No sweat, keep up the good fight and keep asking those questions.
 
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quote:To those of you helping with info thanks, for it is the point of the website.... right??? Thanks Gatordev for hearing me out.

Hell yeah it is the whole dang purpose of this website!
 
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Paul Burke

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I'll throw in .02 here about NOMI from what I have observed. During your first week at OCS you will go to NOMI and go through all of the tests. After you are done with them then the flight surgeon will review your record. The flight surgeon will make the call about whether or not you will need to go about getting a waiver. At that point you will walk to another hallway and make an appointment to see the neurologist. The neurologist will make the decision of whether or not you are recommended for a waiver. If he recommends it then you are good to go.
 
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