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I think I am going to this event, the 21 days without talking to my S is getting to me...anyone else going to Roswell?

Thanks for the info. I have a son attending, not my daughter..(she's only 15..maybe in a few years!) We have all the "white stuff" ready to ship to NMMI. Have the khakis and the white shirt for Tuesday, will add a few more things. I appreciate any advice.

Anyone else out there getting ready to send your son or daughter off to KP on their way to NMMI? Not sure what he should take with him for his 2 days at KP, and not sure what all to ship to NMMI. Any advice? I have the list of all the supplies, should it be there waiting for him?:confused:

My son signed the official appointment letter to attend NMMI today, guess it's official now! Does anyone know when those going to NMMI will be starting? Also any insight into the computer situation, buy one, lease one....also what would he need there? Graduation is 2 weeks away. Thanks for...

Well...after months of waiting and 3 trips to an airforce base for testing...my son now has an appointment for NMMI for this fall!! I think this will be a great thing for him, from what I have read on this great message board prep school will be a great way to start.:smile:

After several phone calls and 2 trips to Offut AFB...he passed the FALANT! :thumb: He said it was easy. He still has to get an EKG and echo for supposed heart murmur, but I think that will all be ok. Admissions is thinking a year at NMMI would be a good thing for him to get him ready for...

Thanks for the quick reply, but I was hoping for more positive news! Is there anyway to get the testing done now so he knows? Waiting for 2 weeks is agonizing. Why is there such a difference between the PIP and the FALANT? If he can see red and green lights is that a positive sign? Also, if...

Thanks for all the information. It is causing a great deal of stress! What is considered "passing" the PIP? I think he said he received 8 of 14 right, and the eye MD told him he had a "slight" color deficiency. He has raced cars for years and is able to identify red or green lights, so we...

My son who has never had a vision problem had his vision screening today. He came home and said he had failed a "portion" of the color screening. What does this mean? He has never had any visual problems or history of any color deficiancies. Does this mean he is no longer is a potential ''phlebe"?