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I want to do voluntary military service in the Bundeswehr as a security guard. During the medical checkup, they check to see if you're healthy, and you talk to the doctor beforehand. I have flat feet. Should I tell him beforehand or not? I think he'll notice anyway, but I'll tell him afterward, and he'll send me straight home. I don't have any pain or problems from my flat feet.
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The controlling doctor records his findings. It shall have sufficient expertise for the necessary serviceability, may, where appropriate, initiate further investigations.
I therefore did not worry
Tell the doctor. Evtl. It is no longer a problem
The doctor makes his decision without your involvement.
Weir service with weapons should be considered if you love peace. There are so many other professions you can choose. I have a principle: Live without killing.
I don’t want to kill anyone you öko freak answer to the question or just scroll on