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'''Profile 21''' (]: '''פרופיל 21''') is a code used by the ] to classify ]is who are deemed to have physical or psychological ] making them permanently unfit for military service. Such individuals can still volunteer for service, however, usually being placed in rear-echelon positions. |
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Additionally, Profile 24 is a code used to classify those who are deemed ''temporarily'' unfit for military service. Those with this classification will generally be ''re''classified within a year as either fit for military service or as Profile 21. |
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In recent years some Israelis have begun to use Profile 21 as a means of avoiding ], which is universal in Israel. This usually takes the form of deliberately failing medical exams so as to appear unfit for military service. |
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==See also== |
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* ] — U.S. Army |
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