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Can I join the Air Force if I had clubfoot surgery when I was a child?
I had clubfoot and I had surgery to correct it, which was successful. I do have a slight size difference between my two feet. I also have a slightly limited range of motion on my affected foot. However, I can run,jump and support myself on both feet relatively the same.
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You would have to see what the Dr. says. But, each branch might be different, meaning, that if you can't get into the Air Force because of your situation, you might be able to get into the Army, Navy, Marines.
If you do join, you would have a complete physical from head to toe, inside and out, and 1 thing I remember having to do is squat (like a baseball catcher) and walk while you squat. If you can do that with no problem, that you should be able to join. I hope this helped you some, and good luck and God bless.
- Anonymous5 years ago
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- John TLv 61 decade ago
The only one that can answer that is the doctor at the MEPs station.
Talk to your recruiter and he'll take you down.