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I have a son in his first year at the Air Force Academy. During recognition week he began losing feeling in his feet, he completed recognition and a week later was hospitalized where they found a demyelinating lesion on his spinal cord at the T8 level. He was diagnosed with transverse myelitis...

If a person develops transverse myelitis, but completely recovers from it will they still be disqualified medically from the Air Force Academy. I have some specific questions about this but will start here.

I know I have seen this question addressed on the forum previously, but I've searched for about 20 minutes and cannot find it. I remember seeing somewhere that USAFA is offering windshield tours on academy grounds (minus the cadet quarters) Any information on this would be greatly appreciated!

Is it easier to get a congressional nomination or a senatorial nomination? How do you find out how many slots a congress member or senator have available at each service academy?

If you receive a letter of assurance from the United States Air Force Academy do you need to notify your Congress member or senator that you have received it or does the Academy forward that to them on your behalf?

In looking at how admissions makes decisions on offering appointments, how do they calculate the Selection composite score, leadership composite score, academic composite score, and selection panel composite score? See image below for reference. Thanks!!