docholiday
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Keep in mind that is worst case scenario
That's just one more thing to put in the back of your mind and stress about.
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Keep in mind that is worst case scenario
That's just one more thing to put in the back of your mind and stress about.
Well I hadn't done the X-rays, but this is the first I hear of it.![]()
Keep in mind that is worst case scenario
That's just one more thing to put in the back of your mind and stress about.
It totally sucks, because I will be moved out of my place and quit my job by then. So if for some reason something were to DQ me I would have to come back here and start over. The eye exam, is it the same as the one done for MEPS or for your package? Besides being the same as the full MEPS physical what else is different for a flight physical?
What consists of the flight physical? I thought it was basically what we did at MEPS, the eye exam and measurements.
No, they do ALOT more. Eye exam (which sucks because you can't see for 4 hours afterwards), chest xrays, hearing test, physical exam (turn and cough), anthropetrics (the measurements you're talking about), and I'm sure there's more, but I can't think of anything else. It took about 8 hours to do the whole thing.
Just found out that I was selected SNA to OCC-196 and I am curious, what happens next? I know that I need to head down to p-cola for a flight physical, but do I have to formally accept the selection? And is there anything else that has to happen before September?
A Sh!t load of PT..... Thats about it other then the 30 day pre-ship PFT and signing your orders after filling out that little questionare they make you do.
see thats what i don't like, you get selected your all joy, you make arrangements with your job, you inform your family of the fantastic life changing news, then you take the flight physical and boom you find out your not going. Keep in mind that is worst case scenario, you just tell your self that your in tip top shape your eyes are good to go and you'll have nothing but smooth sailing...
This happened to me almost exactly one year ago. I was pre-selected in April 2006 for OCC 193. The flight physical that August found my left eye barely out o range of 20/40. That means NPQ SNA. News to me as Meps, cyclopegic, and two other tests that year showed me at 20/20. I had PRK done and in June of this year, before submitting for the 195 board, I sat in that same damn chair with the same flight surgeon that NPQ'ed me before and read 20/20 each eye. I'm now headed to 196. It's been a long year.
Would they have let you stay as ground or was it just "later, maybe next time"?