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I have a mild protan color blindness, and I'm trying to follow in my father's footsteps in the US Air Force. I want to know when I take the CCT, if I'm able to get straight 55's, so I can qualify to become a pilot. I have gotten 60, 70, 80 on my left eye. But on my right, I've gotten 45, 70, and 80. I'm going to an eye doctor soon to check. Will it be easier or harder?

I want to become an Air Force pilot because I'm a military child whose dad works with jets. Any advice that would give me the best chance in high school? Also, I have a pretty mild Red-Green Color deficiency, but I think it's not severe enough that I would be disqualified.