How indepth was the eye exam because when you finally go through your 3 day pilot medical exam, where one day is basically dedicated to your eyes, they catch things there that you wont catch with a general eye examination. Plenty of Rotc guys make it through the medical exams without any problems during their four years at college and then get rejected when go to this 3 day event. If the stuff your civilian doc puts in your eyes to dliate them is equal to a 3, the stuff they put in your eyes at the the exam is like a 10. Your eyes are out of wack for about 2 days. Having my son go through this and sucessfully, i would have my kids eyes fully examined by an opthomoligist and have them do a full exam in order make sure there is nothing wrong. My son along with three others went to Wright Patterson to get their physical. Of the four, my son was the only one that left Wright Patterson with a pilot spot. Of the other three, one was rejected because they discovered he hade cataracs that he was probably born with, the other was rejected because the placement of his eyes were off and the third wasnt rejected as he went in as RPA. Another guy from another group was rejected because with glasses the best he could do was 20/25