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Table 2–1Military acceptable weight (in pounds) as related to age and height for males—Initial Army procurement 1, 2Maximum weight by years of ageHeight (inches) Minimum weight 17–20 21–27 28–39 40 and overany ageyielding a BMI of 1960 97 139 141 143 14661 100 144 146 148 15162 104 148 150 153 15663 107 153 155 158 16164 110 158 160 163 16665 114 163 165 168 17166 117 168 170 173 17767 121 174 176 179 18268 125 179 181 184 18769 128 184 186 189 19370 132 189 192 195 19971 136 194 197 201 20472 140 200 203 206 21073 144 205 208 212 21674 148 211 214 218 22275 152 217 220 224 22876 156 223 226 230 23477 160 229 232 236 24078 164 235 238 242 24779 168 241 244 248 25380 173 247 250 255 259Maximum body fat by years of age17–20 21–27 28–39 40 and over26% 26% 28% 30%Notes:1 If a male exceeds these weights, percent body fat will be measured by the method described in AR 600–9.2 If a male also exceeds this body fat, he will be rejected for service.AR 40–501 • 14 December 2007/RAR 23 August 201019
Table 2–2Military acceptable weight (in pounds) as related to age and height for females—Initial Army procurement 1, 2Maximum weight by years of ageHeight (inches) Minimum weight any 17–20 21–27 28–39 40 and overageyielding a BMI of 1958 91 122 124 126 12759 94 127 128 130 13160 97 132 134 135 13661 100 136 137 139 14162 104 140 141 144 14563 107 145 147 148 14964 110 149 151 153 15465 114 154 156 158 16066 117 160 160 162 16567 121 163 166 168 16968 125 168 171 173 17469 128 173 176 178 18070 132 178 181 183 18571 136 183 186 188 19172 140 189 191 194 19673 144 194 196 200 20274 148 199 203 204 20675 152 205 208 210 21276 156 210 213 215 21677 160 216 219 221 22378 164 222 224 227 22979 168 227 230 234 23680 173 233 236 240 241Maximum body fat by years of age17–20 21–27 28–39 40 and over32% 32% 34% 36%Notes:1 If a female exceeds these weights, percent body fat will be measured by the method described in AR 600–9.2 If a female also exceeds this body fat, she will be rejected for service.Chapter 3Medical Fitness Standards for Retention and Separation, Including Retirement3–1. GeneralThis chapter gives the various medical conditions and physical defects which may render a Soldier unfit for furthermilitary service and which fall below the standards required for the individuals in paragraph 3–2, below. These medicalconditions and physical defects, individually or in combination, are those that—a. Significantly limit or interfere with the Soldier’s performance of their duties.20 AR 40–501 • 14 December 2007/RAR 23 August 2010
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medical evaluation that provides a
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