Perhaps but I can't find it on here. I thought you'd get your NAMI exam in Florida, but then I read you also get it during OCS, then I read you do both of them. I'm just tryna get this timeline straight.
Sort of. You show up to OCS, then you do a physical. Depending upon your designator, the breadth and depth of that physical will vary (full form flight physical, dive physical, nuke physical, etc.). While you are at OCS, you will receive an initial up-check from the appropriate medical board (NAMI, NUMI, etc.). If you are an aviator, you will then commission (or redesignate and then commission if you get DQ'ed), then travel to Pensacola and go through another full form flight physical and get your final up-check to start training (or redesignate if you get DQ'ed).
Why are you so concerned about this, are you trying to hide some medical shit? If you pass your first flight physical you should be okay with further ones
Why wouldn't I be concerned about this? It's my future and years of my life, I want to know what's going to be happening. It's just crazy that people can wait around for NIFE for a year just for another chance to get NAMI whammied. But yeah if they do it twice then the chances of getting DQd down the line seems very minimal.
Here's the thing, you could get the NAMI Whammy™ at ANY time. Break your leg just right? Whammy! Develop night blindness? Whammy! Develop a heart arrhythmia? Whammy!
Damn that's a good point. But yes I'm definitely taking this chance, I've already decided because I will regret it if I don't.