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August 5th 03, 12:10 PM
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"Cub Driver" wrote in message news  As long as you had 2 eyes, all your limbs and didnt have flat feet you were in the infantry. Those requirements were later relaxed. When I was drafted, in 1956, I had thirteen years of schooling but I was flat-footed and essentially blind in one eye. The flat footed still might end up in the navy or the air force but the army didnt want them, eyesight problems were less of an impediment, especially after war started, there were plenty of soldiers blind in one eye. Keith 
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