TABLE S-3 Current Maximum U.S. Army Weight-for-Height Limits for Women (Screening Table Weight) with Corresponding Body Mass Index (BMI)* by Age Group
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Ages 17–20
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Ages 21–27
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Ages 28–39
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Ages 40+
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Height
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Weight
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Weight
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Weight
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Weight
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(in)
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(m)
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(lb)
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(kg)
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BMI
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(lb)
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(kg)
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BMI
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(lb)
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(kg)
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BMI
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(lb)
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(kg)
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BMI
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58
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1.47
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109
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49
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22.9
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112
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51
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23.6
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115
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52
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24.2
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119
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54
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25.0
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59
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1.50
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113
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51
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22.8
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116
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53
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23.4
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119
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54
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24.0
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123
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56
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24.8
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60
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1.52
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116
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53
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22.7
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120
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54
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23.4
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123
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56
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24.0
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127
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58
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24.8
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61
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1.55
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120
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54
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22.7
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124
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56
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23.4
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127
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58
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24.0
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131
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59
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24.8
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62
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1.58
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125
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57
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22.9
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129
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59
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23.6
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132
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60
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24.1
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137
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62
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25.1
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63
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1.60
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129
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59
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22.9
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133
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60
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23.6
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137
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62
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24.3
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141
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64
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25.0
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64
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1.63
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133
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60
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22.8
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137
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62
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23.5
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141
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64
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24.2
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145
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66
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24.9
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65
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1.65
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137
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62
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22.8
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141
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64
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23.5
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145
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66
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24.1
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149
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68
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24.8
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66
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1.68
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141
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64
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22.8
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146
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66
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23.6
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150
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68
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24.2
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154
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70
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24.9
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67
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1.70
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145
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66
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22.7
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149
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68
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23.3
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154
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70
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24.1
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159
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72
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24.9
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68
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1.73
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150
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68
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22.8
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154
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70
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23.4
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159
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72
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24.2
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164
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74
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24.9
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69
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1.75
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154
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70
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22.7
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158
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72
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23.3
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163
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74
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24.0
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168
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76
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24.8
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70
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1.78
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159
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72
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22.8
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163
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74
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23.4
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168
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76
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24.1
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173
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78
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24.8
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71
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1.80
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163
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74
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22.7
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167
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76
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23.3
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172
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78
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24.0
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177
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80
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24.7
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72
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1.83
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167
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76
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22.6
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172
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78
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23.3
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177
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80
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24.0
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183
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83
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24.8
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Mean±SEM
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22.8 ± 0.1
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23.4 ± 0.1
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24.1 ± 0.1
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24.9 ± 0.1
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NOTE: The height will be measured in stocking feet (without shoes), standing on a flat surface with the chin parallel to the floor. The body should be straight but not rigid, similar to the position of attention. The measurement will be rounded to the nearest inch with the following guidelines: if the height fraction is less than 1/2 in, round down to the nearest whole number in inches; if the height fraction is 1/2 in or greater, round up to the next highest whole number in inches.
The weight should be measured and recorded to the nearest pound within the following guidelines: if the weight fraction is less than 1/2 lb, round down to the nearest pound; if the weight fraction is 1/2 lb or greater, round up to the next highest pound.
All measurements will be in a standard physical training uniform (gym shorts and T-shirt, without shoes). If the circumstances preclude weighing soldiers during the physical fitness test (PFT), they should be weighed within 30 days of the PFT.
* Weight in kilograms divided by the square of the height in meters.
SOURCE: Adapted from Army Regulation 600-9 (1986).
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