Lore
We should work on your sense of humor, brother.
Well the depth perception test at MEPS is terrible anyway. The equipment is ancient and the proctors rush you through it without telling you that you are allowed to take as long as you want (take your time). I made it through line C before the proctor told me I have pretty much no depth perception, which I know is false. I went to an ophthalmologist the next day for an arc test and easily scored the highest amount possible.
Agreed. The same thing happened to me, though I probably got farther on my MEPS test than you did. Regardless, results were such that I was not qualified for pilot. OR told me to get a test with my eye doctor and have that submitted. My opthamologist test was perfect. My OR never said explicitly that the re-test was approved, but he made it seem that way, only by saying that I still would not be qualified for pilot (acuity reasons).