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 2008-09-11, 16:13 |
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 RAF eye standards
a while ago i got hit in the eye with the sharp end of a pencil, had a couple of operations, and now my eyesight is back to normal (practically perfect)
heres my question: can i now become a pilot in the raf?
i was wondering, because i heard somewhere that any eyesight trauma immediately rules you out of flying in any airforce
btw, i live in the uk
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2008-09-11, 23:02 |
Lestat1080 
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Re: RAF eye standards
this si one of those things you should ring or pop into your local armed forces careers office and ask about, as i doubt anyone heres had a similar exp of it.
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RAF eye standards