How Strict Are The Air Force On Eyesight And Fitness?
January 8th, 2010 | 
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In other words, if I am a bit unfit do they reject me or make me do stuff extra?
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The air force has weight standards like all military branches do. But if you get the weight down they are they most physcially less demanding of all branches. Eyesight is important but they won’t be too tough on that, sometimes being colorblind gets you disqualified. Colorblindness is the dumbest standard in the military. They mistakenly take a red, green colorblind for you not being able to see colors. The Air Force is also the best branch to start a career in my opinion. Whereas the army and marines you have to perform well physically just not in your job (which is very tough). Fitness standards for the Air Force is much like that of a police academy. For males it is 15 minute run for 1 and a half miles, 50 situps and 40 push ups or something like that.
They will probely get you up to there fitness levals