Anthropometrics

[bpr2006]

I've scoured this site for Anthropometrics and most of what I've found has got to do with height limitations. Does anyone have the complete workup of anthropometric requirements? If possible it would be great to see them not only by entrance requirements, but also by track select/airframe. Googling the topic quickly reveals the USAF anthro requirements for every a/c in their inventory, but unfortunately not for the Navy.

 

[MIDNJAC]

So do you have T-rex arms?

 

[bpr2006]

yep, claws and all.

I'll tell you exactly what I have:
Sitting Height: 35"
Buttock-Leg-Length: 46"
Buttock-Knee-Length: 26"
Forward Reach: 36"
Height: 72"
Weight: 192 lbs

 

[fc2spyguy]

yep, claws and all.

I'll tell you exactly what I have:
Sitting Height: 35"
Buttock-Leg-Length: 46"
Buttock-Knee-Length: 26"
Forward Reach: 36"
Height: 72"
Weight: 192 lbs

First, those numbers don't matter, the only ones that do are the measurements done in pensacola. Second, they hold on to that list very tightly for some reason, one I'll never quite understand. Third, there isn't anything you can do to change any of it, so it's really not something worth worrying about.