Depth Perception

Erock · Post by **Erock** » October 3rd, 2004, 4:45 pm

After searching this forum and finding nothing on the topic, and then googleing it and finding only information that applies to Army pilots, I decided to pose the question to you (Rangers, Solders, Medics, and Vets):

â€œWill having monoscopic vision (eyes that work separately, instead of together) affect my ability to use night vision equipment, and/or attend BAC/RIP?â€

Bell · Post by **Bell** » October 3rd, 2004, 4:53 pm

I wouldn't worry about it. You passed the Army physical so drive on. Don't cut your own throat. You have everything you wanted, leave it alone. Now, all you have to worry about is getting through RIP. Do it.

RLTW
Bell

ChipOnShoulder · Post by **ChipOnShoulder** » October 5th, 2004, 5:22 pm

It's not a big deal unitll you make it a big deal. When I went in I had some problems with my PULHES code. The code that determines what you are suited for in the army. To be a Ranger you had to have all 1's. I did not. In AIT, I went for an SF physical and was told I was nuts by the surgeon. The Surgeon at Ft. Sam was Ranger qualified and gave me an instant perfect code because unlike all of the shitbags in the clinic I wanted to go somewhere besides out of the Army.

Point being if there is a will there is waiver!!!!!

Find it and drive on witch' yo bad self!!!

Doc Cook

ChipOnShoulder · Post by **ChipOnShoulder** » October 5th, 2004, 5:23 pm

It's not a big deal unitll you make it a big deal. When I went in I had some problems with my PULHES code. The code that determines what you are suited for in the army. To be a Ranger you had to have all 1's. I did not. In AIT, I went for an SF physical and was told I was nuts by the surgeon. The Surgeon at Ft. Sam was Ranger qualified and gave me an instant perfect code because unlike all of the shitbags in the clinic I wanted to go somewhere besides out of the Army.

Point being if there is a will there is waiver!!!!!

Find it and drive on witch' yo bad self!!!

Doc Cook