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  1. Hey guys. So I’m a current rated C-17 pilot. I just had a contact exam and they upped my contact prescription to -3.0 power in both eyes. Said vision was 20/200 but easily corrected to 20/20 and no issues. My question is how does this usually play out if/when my eyes worsen from this point?? I read that -3.0 is the limit for pilots. Thanks in advance. 

  2. 11 hours ago, ayz33 said:

    This is the main point I was driving at. Those are the things I don't see in some of the dudes in my class that I've been around for 3 years now. I joined the program after a few years with stripes and some industry experience and that's what I see from others. Not claiming to know what makes somebody a good pilot because I haven't been there yet, but there are some obvious factors and traits people have to have as others have eluded to in this thread. I just expect that they're capable of changing for the better like a few others in here who weren't so hot out of the gate.

     

    Also, if you're talking PCSM scores too..some with scores in the 20's or less getting slots

    I had a sub 20 PCSM and was DG. All 3 of those in my class who washed out had decent PCSM scores. 

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  3. I had a similar PCSM and took the TBAS. My PCSM didn’t change. I only had one flight hour when I applied as well. Don’t be too discouraged if your score doesn’t change and remains low. Apply everywhere you can and be a bro and you can still get picked up with luck. You are probably out of the running for a fighter slot though. Also consider joining a guard unit. A PCSM score in no way is a direct reflection of your performance in UPT. 

  4. On 5/18/2017 at 12:53 PM, RunningMan said:

    Guard-Prior

    Interview-Sep16

    Selected-Oct16

    FC1-Jan17

    FC1 Approved-Feb17

    NGB Approval and Training Dates-May 17

    TFOT-July17

    IFS-Sep17

    UPT-Nov17

    Edited February 27 by RunningMan
     

    Graduated UPT -Jan19

    FTU and Sere Dates start this month back to back.

    Seasoning days to follow

    3 year process start to finish for me. If you apply, expect having to be patient. It is worth it though. Don’t let your scores keep you from applying to a unit. The PCSM is in no way a direct reflection of how you will perform at UPT. 

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