They are good scores

I dont think you should have much to worry about in that department as long as your mentaly ready for it and have the determanation.

does anyone else find "marine" style press ups easier to do than "normal" press ups?

I find Marine ones much harder, lol.

Can you define 'Mild Hay Fever'?

I would suggest that any form of hayfever requiring medication WASN'T mild. Thus, any medical record / prescriptions for hayfever are likely to see you ineligible. That, however, would be for the OASC Med staff to decide when you applied.

Mild Hayfever is ...

The hayfever rule for aircrew is the same as the ashtma one, you can't ever have had it, simple as that.

Not according to the sheet my AFCO gave me the other day.

Here, i'll type out what it says.

"Hayfever. If you have been sympton-free from mild hay fever (Without wheeze) for 4 years, you may ...

With any recorded history of hayfever, you're ineligible to be aircrew. You need a certain number of years' clearance from things like hayfever and asthma to be a ground branch officer, but they can't risk reoccurrence in aircrew.

Actully its 4 years clear of Hayfever for Aircrew.

^^^

I think that's it.

It cant be all armed forces clear for 4 years, because my mate just joined the RAF Regiment and he has Mild Hayfever.

I think it's only clear of 4 years if you have had the wheezing type of hayfever, like you said above, and for Pilot in the RAF it's all types of Hayfever ...

Ok.

Thx for the Info.

Ok, just a quick question for anybody who might know.

I know the RAF has a policy that you must have been clear of Hayfever for 4 years to be a pilot.

Do the Marines also have a policy on people who have had Hayfever ?

When i broke my wrist about 4 years ago, i had it in Cast for 6 weeks.

It feels weird once it's out and you cant move it properly for about another 2-3 days after it's out, so about 2-3 days after it's out i would imagine you would be able to start training again, i'm no expert on this though, that ...

Put it this way:

Sneeze flying a jet at 250 feet, travelling at 500mph, the next thing you do is disintegrate with the a/c.

Would the jet not have a pollen filter, pretty much every modern car has one these days :D

LoL, Anyway, even though i've actully been Hayfever free for 2/3 years now i ...

you sign a form allowing the medical services to see them. If you don't allow them to see them, you don't get in, simple really

That's what i was thinking, LoL.

Just gotta hope i dont get a sudden reacurrance of Hay Fever this summer

Nah, i wasnt gonna lie, lol.

I'm not applying for a another year or so anyway so i will have actully have been free from Hay Fever for 4 years then.

Just, i was told they could check your medical records, yet arnt they confidential beetween you and your doctor ???

Well, i was told that you needed to be free from Hay Fever for 4 years to be considerd for Pilot.

I've been Free from it for 2 years now, is there any way they could really check your medical records to find out if you have had Hay Fever in the last 4 years, i mean there's nothing on there i ...