by Anonymous on December 10th, 2007

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I am diabetic, so i took fully exemption from military service in my country.But i want to take us nationality and the only way is to join the army.So can i recruit without let anyone know that i am diabetic and when im bored just show my illness and leav

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by Nelson - Jetpacking from bed on December 10th, 2007
They will be doing blood tests and urine tests before they let you join, so the odds are they will catch it. Also, if you lie to get in, you are in breach of contract and they will not "just let you out". You will be given medical care and likely be punished.
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by graduated pixie getting pissed on December 10th, 2007
Don't enter if your going to leave an easy way out. If you aren't going to give it your full dedication don't go at all. The other soldiers in training deserve someone who's as commited as them, beside it'd be dangerous for you as a diabetic trust me. The foods not that great.
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- They will pick it up at the induction center on your blood test. A high reading may give you a medical deferment.
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  by sm00z on December 10th, 2007
- No i don't think they are going to find out unless i tell them.Obvisously there isn't going to be any high glucose reading..i am only conserned what if my plans uncovered.Is there any possibility for me to go to jail?
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  by Anonymous on December 10th, 2007
- You won't go to jail but they might muster you out of the service.
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  by sm00z on December 10th, 2007
- If you lie outright (at least here in the US) Yeah you can get arrested. One guy in my training unit got put in the brig cause he lied about having athsma and they found out. You would be suprised how easy it is to fool their tests. They didn't do blood work on us only a pee test.
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  by graduated pixie getting pissed on December 11th, 2007
- Okay. You are probably better off staying away from the army. You don't want to lie to military authorities. Good luck in your decisions!
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