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Postpartum
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•Return to duty at 6 weeks
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•Return to duty at 6 weeks
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•Return to duty at 6 weeks
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•Return to duty at 6 weeks (or as soon after delivery as medical officer certifies)
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For nursing mothers, the 6-mo weight standards exemption following delivery will begin at the conclusion of the nursing period, but no later than 12 months postdelivery
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•Exempt from weigh-in until 6 months
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•Exempt from weigh-in until 6 months
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•Exempt from weigh-in until 6 months
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•Exempt from weigh-in until 6 months
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•Postdelivery maternity leave up to 6 weeks
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•Physical training at own pace for 45 days
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•Exempt from fitness testing for 6 months
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•Deferment from deployment until 4 months postpartum
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•Exempt from fitness testing for 6 months
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•Not deployable until 6 months postpartum
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•Exempt from fitness testing for 135 days (FM 21-20, 1992)
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•Deferment from deployment until 4 months postpartum
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•Exempt from fitness testing for 6 months (AFI 40-502, 1994)
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•Deferment from deployment until 4 months postpartum
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•Exempt from weight standards for up to 6 months
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•Deferment from deployment until 4 months postpartum
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•No policy regarding breastfeeding
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•Commander may approve up to 18 months deferral
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•(MCO 5000.12D, 1995)
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•No policy regarding breastfeeding
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•No policy regarding breastfeeding
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•No policy regarding breastfeeding
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NOTE: AR, Army Regulation; OPNAVINST, Naval Operations Instruction; AFI, Air Force Instruction; FM, Field Manual; MCO, Marine Corps Order. A more detailed table appears in Appendix B.
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