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Most self-inflicted wounds occur during wartime, for various possible reasons. Potential draftees may self-injure in order to avoid being drafted for health reasons. The most common reason enlisted soldiers self-wound is to render themselves unable to continue serving in combat, thus resulting in their removal from the combat line to a hospital. Thus, self-injury can be used to avoid a more serious combat injury or a combat death.

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  • Self-inflicted wound
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  • Most self-inflicted wounds occur during wartime, for various possible reasons. Potential draftees may self-injure in order to avoid being drafted for health reasons. The most common reason enlisted soldiers self-wound is to render themselves unable to continue serving in combat, thus resulting in their removal from the combat line to a hospital. Thus, self-injury can be used to avoid a more serious combat injury or a combat death.
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  • Most self-inflicted wounds occur during wartime, for various possible reasons. Potential draftees may self-injure in order to avoid being drafted for health reasons. The most common reason enlisted soldiers self-wound is to render themselves unable to continue serving in combat, thus resulting in their removal from the combat line to a hospital. Thus, self-injury can be used to avoid a more serious combat injury or a combat death. In prisons and forced labour camps people sometimes self-injure so that they will not be forced to work and could spend some time in the more comfortable conditions of the infirmary barracks.
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