If you have burn scars on your hands, can you be a soldier?

Hehe, okay buddy. Don't worry, now the policy is much wider, I had a physical examination arm 7 cm long, 8 stitches, and 3 stitches on my chin. What's more, the policy is more liberal now, so you don't have to take these things to heart.

You can't go to the sea ** boat unit, that's for sure, because the underwater expansion will bleed, and besides, on the plane of the Air Force, there is no problem with ground crew, and it doesn't matter if the combat unit gets in the way of the training department. In short, you can't be wrong by believing in the words of a veteran. Digression: Now the treatment of the army is getting better and better, I was 300 in January in the first year, and it rose to 600 in the second year, and it will rise after the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China this year.

You'll only learn more than you lose when you come to the army. Come to the navy and get under my hands, haha.

No, you must be a soldier without scars and tattoos, and your eyesight is also very good.

Why can't you be a soldier if you have a scar? After listening to the reason, I think it is very reasonable, let's find out.

In general, there is no problem if there is a scald as long as the area is not large, and there is no requirement in this regard in the physical examination, and there will be no such requirement. Pilots are not good, because the pilot's physical examination is particularly strict, and even a scar on his body is not good, because the pressure is much smaller than that on the ground after reaching high altitude, and scars may cause body bursting, blood loss and other reasons. Other classes are OK.

Our country's active-duty soldiers require that the exposed ** be clean and tidy, no tattoos, and no scars. If the area is not too large and not in a particularly obvious place, it should be fine, because there is no requirement in this regard on the physical examination, so it will not affect the service. However, it is not possible to be a pilot, because the pilot's physical examination is particularly strict, and it is not good to have a small scar on his body, this is because the pressure is much lower than that on the ground after reaching high altitude, and scars may cause physical discomfort, and even scars burst, bleeding and so on.

So it depends on the kind of class you have.

Hello, I wonder which part of your body has burns? As long as it is not a large-scale burn, in addition, it will definitely not be able to participate in the Air Force, and the other effects will not be great.

Guidance: Generally speaking, if there is a burn on the arm, as long as the area is not particularly large, it will be fine, because there is no such requirement in the physical examination, and there will be no such requirement. Pilots are not good, because the pilot's physical examination is particularly strict, and even a scar on his body is not good, because the pressure is much smaller than that on the ground after being in the air, and scars may cause body bursts, blood loss and so on. But other arms such as infantry in general are okay.

That's no play, a scar of more than 3 cm is not qualified.

The Air Force can't, and everything else should be fine.

My child has a big scar on his leg, or on his ankle, can he be a soldier?