What are the army aviation medical requirements?

Answer by  abc12356789 (7)

The United States Army requires all aviators to be at least a Warrant Officer, or a Commissoned Officer. The medical requirements for these grades are 20/40 vision, or greater. Ability to run 1.5 miles in a specified time (note: specific qualifying times depends on age), and complete a series of push-ups / sit-ups.

Answer by  patti (29325)

The U.S. Army has general fitness requirements of all personnel. These requirements are more strict for various positions. Different aviation/flight positions require that personnel pass specific tests with regard to depth perception, color perception, etc. The requirements depend on the job.

Answer by  patti (29325)

Pilots must demonstrate optimum health and physical condition is required, which includes the highest standards of vision and depth perception.