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Canadian Forces pilot requires 20/20 vision, how much room for vision correction?

Hello, I really wanted to be a pilot for the Canadian Forces, but I have 20/20 vision. Infact, my vision is far enough. I need to -3.25 diopter lens in my right eye and -3.00 diopters left lens of my perfect vision. I wondered how much latitude there is in terms of the vision requirements (if any)? I'm not automatically a candidate? If I am not, I can take the laser eye surgery (which I read online that allow this, but I wanted to check I)? By putting only 17 way I also wondered if he needed a college degree? Thank you.

About 90 percent of current users of FC was offered by the Royal Military College in Kingston, Ontario. The formation of CF officer of the University, Grant 4 th year, usually in a type of engineering applied to the military. The competition is very difficult to get at RMC, a kind of laziness is necessary apply. The agreement is as follows. You get a first-class education, and spend four years learning to an agent. Require the load for a minimum of 7 years to pay for his education and military training. The dropout rate is high and expected to be perfectly bilingual, English / French at graduation if you have not received a French education earlier, facing a tremendous effort up front, before any thing you must learn to RMC. A graduate of RMC is a CF officer with a university degree and a bright future thermselves. To become a pilot of the CF, must be "one of the best" in both physical and mental fitness. Your vision may be his downfall, I fear. No glasses or contacts are allowed on the crew and pilots. Who knows, you might have problems with vertigo, or be blind to color, which makes it not suitable for flight training. Talk to a recruiter. Jim B. Toronto.

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