I NEED HELP...

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Permalink Reply by Eric Mount on December 10, 2014 at 8:53pm

My daughter is in a similar situation after failing out of nuke school. Here is the advice I have given my daughter....anything worth having is worth fighting for...the bigger the fight the bigger the reward. Tell her to stay positive and keep motivating her. The problem with fighting it is it may change her reenlistment code. We found this out after she started her fight. Let your daughter know that you love her and are proud of her no matter what happens. Send me a personal message and we can talk more. Good luck my thoughts are with you. I COMPLETELY understand what you are going through.

Permalink Reply by Michael Bradburn on December 11, 2014 at 10:35am

Tell her to keep her head up. They have procedures in place and unfortunately being caught in the system I doubt there is room to wiggle.

Permalink Reply by Michael Bradburn on December 11, 2014 at 10:36am

I know people that have had kids go into Nuke and fail. They were afforded other career opportunities. My brother was a nuke in the early 90's and the failure rate at that time was pretty high. Good luck.

Eric Mount said:

My daughter is in a similar situation after failing out of nuke school. Here is the advice I have given my daughter....anything worth having is worth fighting for...the bigger the fight the bigger the reward. Tell her to stay positive and keep motivating her. The problem with fighting it is it may change her reenlistment code. We found this out after she started her fight. Let your daughter know that you love her and are proud of her no matter what happens. Send me a personal message and we can talk more. Good luck my thoughts are with you. I COMPLETELY understand what you are going through.