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Does the 315th AW out of Charleston hire prior-e off the street? Or even have a board? With Charleston being the largest active C-17 base I’m not sure if the reserve side even needs to have boards.

sucks dude. sorry

Does this mean the U-2 will be around longer?

lol

copy.

so whats the standard crew for the U-28? Pilot/Co/Nav/Load?

Yep watchin them here at sheppard.

This is a long shot, but will you be at the sheppard afb open house next month? It seems like this base is not on most pilots list of places to visit, lol. Can't really blame them though.

then buy me one.

were you prior? and what was your pre-op refraction?

so what did he do?

thanks. and there is no age limit for this right?

that messes up everything. i won't turn 21 during my first enlistment.

is there a minimum age to be eligible to receive PRK through the Warfighter Program?

ok, thanks for the information saint and goducks. its nice to know that my eyes will not stop me reaching my goals

while looking over i saw that you must meet the standards for both Refractive Error x.xx and Visual Acuity 20/xx. My plan is to become an officer and a pilot in the Air Force, but for now I am enlisting because i need the direction and motivation. Right now my contact prescription says 3.5 which would put me within limits of the pre-prk refraction error of 5.5.My question is what is the difference between the two test, and why are both needed? Also, Since i will work Mx on the flightline does this give me a better chance at receiving the surgery?

congrats man, hope to say the same thing in a few years.

i wonder how they choose who goes and who stays?