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medicineman said:Your vision can change with age or illness/injury - if that were to happen you could be medically remustered into a different MOS.
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Oh alright I guess I never thought of that
medicineman said:Your vision can change with age or illness/injury - if that were to happen you could be medically remustered into a different MOS.
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Austinclee said:This really frustrates me because those are the only occupations that really interests me and what I am good at doing.
CDN Aviator said:So you are an engineer or artillery officer now ?
No I am do not a job yet. Well basically I wanted to get into the RMC for my education and I had to join the ROTP (Regular Officer Training Plan) thing. I'm just going through the process or the interviews and the med test. I have succesfully completed my interviews and med test (except the eye test requirement for the jobs I have chosen). Now I have to redo my interviews for new jobs in the V4 section...CDN Aviator said:So you are an engineer or artillery officer now ?
Austinclee said:No I am do not a job yet.
phionex said:I am a -3.50 and -3.75 would I be able to qualify for service and what is that a V3 or V4
Fiver said:Since my left eye will probably put me in the V4 category (-2.00 prescription, maybe a tad worse now, so... borderline), should I postpone my upcoming medical exam until after a probable eye surgery?
mlabonte said:Why didn‘t you ask the person who was doing your medical test those questions? Personaly, and from experience, if you would be disqualified, they would not waste their time interviewing you. Call them, and ask to talk to the medicals over there.
PuckChaser said:-2 isn't that bad, I qualified for V3 and I was about -3.10 in my best eye, corrected vision was 20/15. Worse they can do is say no, then you can reapply after you've had the surgery.
Fiver said:I don't know where I got the idea that my uncorrected vision would put me in V4 :x