They actually have PRK surgery some time after they sign the 2 for 7. It is more permanent than LASIK and more painful but the reward of great eyesight makes it worth it for most.
Great post and very accurate to what it takes for these kids to get into the Academies. It will be very helpful to now join all the Facebook parent groups. As a non-military family ourselves, it helped us tremendously.
I appreciate your post GoNavy2020 and wholeheartedly agree. Two of my three children are at the Academy and I can tell you that time management is essential. Those that make it in will be inundated with more responsibilities than can be done in 24 hours. It is purposeful and part of the training...
Ouch, I sure hope my daughter has a different experience. I was really hoping she would be as fortunate as her 2017 brother that got to go to Japan on an amazing flagship his plebe year. Oh well, she probably will learn more from her very different experience. ⚓️
I can't believe how fast time at USNA is flying by. I also have a son that is finishing his 2/C year, preparing for Ring Dance, and just got engaged to his girlfriend of 6 years (freshmen in HS) to be married day after graduation next year. We are going to Annapolis to watch Herndon. I can't...
My plebe daughter got Offshore Sailing for one of her training blocks this summer. Is there anyone here that has a son or daughter that did this that can give me any information about it? My father that died a couple years ago would have loved to know she was doing this!