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Would-Be Soldiers Too Fat to Serve, Military Has Had to Turn Away48,000 Overweight Recruits Since 2005
On Jun 3, 6:29*am, Klaus Schadenfreude
wrote: In talk.politics.guns Too_Many_Tools wrote: "We do get people who come in the office that are overweight by Army standards," La Pointe told ABC News. "And then what we do is try to work out a program through nutrition and exercise." The standards vary by service. The Army allows 26 percent body fat for men, and more for women. When recruits are asked their weight, "everybody lies," La Pointe said. Is that why you're posting to usenet and not in uniform? No...but is likely why you are here. Very likely. TMT |
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