36falcon36
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I have a very random question that I know most people won’t have a prefect answer to. But, I figured that maybe SOMEONE out there might have some knowledge to offer.
I am a prospective 2023 SA and ROTC applicant, and overall I am a pretty healthy person. I can’t think of anything that would disqualify me medically, except for one thing. When I was a child (3 or 4 years), I had strabismus surgery to correct my crossed eyes. Now, my eyes are mostly fine, except for some very minor nearsightedness, which is correctable to 20/20. Will this be an issue, even though I was 3 or 4 at the time of surgery?
Also, one more question... if I want to become a pilot, will my history of eye surgery disqualify me from that?
Again I know this is a very specific question, but any advice is helpful. I know I am early in the process, but I’m just trying to get some more info if anyone has gone through this before.
I am a prospective 2023 SA and ROTC applicant, and overall I am a pretty healthy person. I can’t think of anything that would disqualify me medically, except for one thing. When I was a child (3 or 4 years), I had strabismus surgery to correct my crossed eyes. Now, my eyes are mostly fine, except for some very minor nearsightedness, which is correctable to 20/20. Will this be an issue, even though I was 3 or 4 at the time of surgery?
Also, one more question... if I want to become a pilot, will my history of eye surgery disqualify me from that?
Again I know this is a very specific question, but any advice is helpful. I know I am early in the process, but I’m just trying to get some more info if anyone has gone through this before.