A concussion isn't the issue unless you lost consciousness, if you blacked out then it's over, no chance lf making it, if not it shouldn't be an issue. You can always just not share that information with the flight surgeon, unless this information is already in your medical record.
In Dick Couch's Book entitled Down Range that there was a SEAL who graduated from the Air Force Academy, played football there, and wanted to become an Air Force pilot. But he sustained a concussion while playing football there and that they would not let him fly because of it. So he decided to go Navy and became a SEAL.
Not sure if it's a case by case basis but there is always a waiver for everything and you need to scope it all out. As long as you are not colorblind or just blind altogether I'm sure there's a way you can get a medical waiver. Good luck to you!
(I'm in the Navy DEP program on my way to BUD/S for Navy SEAL training)
It depends on how you got it and if it is still effecting you
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John McCain was a fighter pilot in the US Navy and flew combat missions in Vietnam.
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Neil Armstrong flew as a US Navy fighter pilot through 1951 and 1952
Armstrong was a veteran aviator: he had flown 78 combat missions over Korea as a Navy fighter pilot.
US Navy aviator; pilot of an A-4 Skyhawk jet fighter bomber during the Vietnam War.
Commissioned officers join Navy as Lieutenant. Non commissioned navel staff is appointed as sailors. There are various fields in which one can Pakistan Navy i.e. Merchant Navy, IT Support, Software, Naval Intelligence, Naval Fighter Pilot etc.
He was a combat fighter pilot in the Navy. This, more than any other experience paved the way for his acceptance into NASA.
Bush Sr. flew an Avenger TORPEDO bomber; not a fighter. USN Fighters were: Wildcats, Hellcats, Bearcats, and Corsairs. Bush Jr. flew an F-102 Delta Dagger jet intercepter with the Texas Air National Guard. Yes, the F-102 flew combat missions in Vietnam; 14 were lost there; one in aerial combat with a NVAF MiG-21.
If you put a Navy Seal in the ring the UFC fighter is better. If you put the UFC fighter on the battlefield the Navy Seal is better... WAY better.
George H. W. Bush was a navy pilot.