Flight Physical return time

[Crash7051]

I did part two of my initial flight physical yesterday. Curious on what is the average return time from Rucker is? I've heard its a while, but I've also read there are ways to speed it up? I feel like I have read this but I cant find the thread.

[benji_the_miller]

I've done two flight physicals. Both times I got them stamped within a few weeks. I think the speediest way to get them stamped is just to have nothing wrong with you.

[Crash7051]

36 minutes ago, benji_the_miller said:

I've done two flight physicals. Both times I got them stamped within a few weeks. I think the speediest way to get them stamped is just to have nothing wrong with you.

Are you civilian or prior service?

[mike0331]

I work in recruiting for the Guard, our current (as of Feb 2020) turn around time has been approximately 2 months from when we send it down to when we get it back with a stamp. I think Rucker runs at different speeds at different times of the year. Their are ebbs and flows of flight physicals that correspond with ROTC kids trying to pick their branches, etc. At other times it has been a couple weeks. 

That said, we have also called down when a board was a week or so away before and depending where the physical is in the process they have been able to get it back to us before we hold a board. 

[Crash7051]

6 hours ago, mike0331 said:

I work in recruiting for the Guard, our current (as of Feb 2020) turn around time has been approximately 2 months from when we send it down to when we get it back with a stamp. I think Rucker runs at different speeds at different times of the year. Their are ebbs and flows of flight physicals that correspond with ROTC kids trying to pick their branches, etc. At other times it has been a couple weeks. 

That said, we have also called down when a board was a week or so away before and depending where the physical is in the process they have been able to get it back to us before we hold a board. 

When it "comes back", does that mean its available on the Aeromed website? Or does it get sent to someone?... Also, I don't have CAC access, would my recruiter be able to look up my status?

[benji_the_miller]

On 2/14/2020 at 2:11 PM, Crash7051 said:

Are you civilian or prior service?

Civilian, I ship in 2 weeks

[Crash7051]

1 hour ago, benji_the_miller said:

Civilian, I ship in 2 weeks

Nice, man. Have fun.... Did your recruiter notify you when it was sent? Or is there a way for civilians to track it?

[benji_the_miller]

1 hour ago, Crash7051 said:

Nice, man. Have fun.... Did your recruiter notify you when it was sent? Or is there a way for civilians to track it?

When I completed my interview with the flight surgeon they let me know that it was headed to Rucker, my recruiter sent me a text letting me know it was approved. If you're wondering about it and you haven't heard anything just shoot them a quick text or call and get an update.

[Crash7051]

Just and FYI for anyone else with this question, I took my part two on the Feb 13 and it got stamped on Feb 24. A lot quicker than I thought

[Crash7051]

What is the actual document that needs to be submitted? DD2808 (which is 3 pages) or the UF 3.1? or both?

I called Rucked and they said it was qualified, but im confused on what im supposed to be submitting. And what the "stamp" is actually on

 

street to seat

[parking]

6 hours ago, Crash7051 said:

What is the actual document that needs to be submitted? DD2808 (which is 3 pages) or the UF 3.1? or both?

I called Rucked and they said it was qualified, but im confused on what im supposed to be submitting. And what the "stamp" is actually on

 

street to seat

For Street to Seat, it should just be the 2808 with the stamp. There should be a blue, square stamp on each of the pages (or PDF) with a date, "qualified", and class 1W in the infobox.

The 3.1 with PULHES they didn't take mine, but needed the PULHES from the USMEPCOM 680-3ADP with DAT that should've been forwarded to your recruiter after you passed the initial MEPS.