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bkp130
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Are you able to join the Marines with high arch (Pes Cavus) feet. apparently only 10 percent of the whole world population have it. I am able to do drill at cadets for exteneded periods of time and it has never effected me physically. Would I still be able to join?
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am able to do drill at cadets for exteneded periods of time and it has never effected me physically.
:lol: :lol:

Does it cause you pain? is it going to, is it contagious, or life threatning ?

We asked a 100 people wether or not bkp130 could join...common sense said...see your afco!

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bkp130 wrote:Are you able to join the Marines with high arch (Pes Cavus) feet. apparently only 10 percent of the whole world population have it. I am able to do drill at cadets for extended periods of time and it has never effected me physically. Would I still be able to join?
Only if you can wear 6 inch stilletoes. :D

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Don't quote me on this but no-one will give a shit unless you cant keep up.
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lodge939 wrote:dont quote me on this but noone will give a shit unless you cant keep up.
BANG ON!

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