The thymper showed what the military commission looks like. One thing is surprising
Eliza Konieczna, gaining the popularity of the thymper and Instagramer, received a call to the army. She appeared on the commission. How was the whole meeting?
Few know, but appearing before the military commission at a certain time applies not only to men, but also women. In 2025, this obligation includes about 230,000 people. Among them are representatives of the fair sex, born between 1998 and 2006. Whether they receive notifications depends on their qualifications – people who have knowledge and experience desired in the army are taken into account. So it’s about doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, translators, psychologists and psychotherapists.
One of the thugs published a film during which she told about the course of the meeting. When she appeared in a timely manner, 20 young men found there. It surprised her.
The thicketker reports a visit to the military commission. “They asked about height and weight, I could say what I wanted”
The necessary meeting took place in the morning. The young woman was convinced that the commission was organized only for women that day, but was wrong. When she was called, she completed the documents. – You had to write your basic data, for example, whether I am after marriage or I have children, what I do, whether I was hospitalized, all graduated schools, literally everything – he says.
Then she went to the room, where she was asked in detail about her interests and skills. Then she went to the doctor’s office, where she talked about her well -being, diseases she had traveled, medicines she takes, addictive or health problems – including those that her closest family members occur. Her eyes and hearing were also examined.
Interestingly, Instagramer did not get weight, nor was she ordered to undress. – “They asked about height and weight, I could say what I wanted,” she revealed in one of the comments.
What category was awarded?
What category was granted to a young woman?
“D” – unable to active military service in peace. It differs from the “E” category in that in the second case it would be qualified as a person “permanently and completely incapable of active military service, both during peace and in the event of a mobilization and during the war.”
