A Flight Surgeon has an unusual authority most doctors don't: if they find a medical issue during a pilot's exam, they can ground that pilot from flying — regardless of rank, even if it's a general. The role dates to 1918, when the Army coined the term for physicians trained specifically in aviation medicine; the badge itself was standardized in 1956.

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