Dr. Robert Arthur Daprato, MD

Even though the duck walk in my underwear was uncomfortable and a bit nerve racking, he was a complete gentleman throughout the process. I felt like he was connected to each and every applicant. Not many men can say their able to lead 12 young men in their underwear while doing the duck walk, which is like herding cats in a swimming pool! I would say he is like the Da Vinci of MEPS... as Helen Gardner said, "his mind and personality seem to us superhuman, the man himself mysterious and remote." He is perhaps the most diversely talented Doctor to have ever worked at MEPS! Well done Sir, well done!

Extraordinary Doc who's not afraid to think outside the conventional box.

This man has a god complex about who does and doesn't serve in the military. I've been trying to get in for nearly two years now and he repeatedly denies my requests to send up medical documents that disprove any condition I have that'd "make me a liability" or "put myself or others at risk" to the Surgeon General's office. He outright refuses the facts and stubbornly won't change his mind about anything! Is such professionalism or lack thereof welcome at a Military Entrance Processing Station? If not, he should be fired. If so, than I question the point of guys like him making more kids hate the military, and not because of some leftist-liberal dogma, but because he has to demonstrate such bigotry and ableist discrimination reserved for elitist aristocrats. It shouldn't be so hard for just one guy to become a serviceman especially when he demonstrates the tenacity by continuously attempting to convince the bureaucracy to end all bureaucracies that he's completely capable.