He returned to Britain to serve in the European War but was several times rejected for service.

He was rejected for military service in the Second World War on medical grounds.

In addition, 1.7 million American men had been rejected for military service due to a neuropsychiatric condition or learning disorder.

He was passionately patriotic and, having been rejected for active service, did much war work in addition to carrying on the English school.

He was rejected for military service after a physical examination on June 22, and remained with the team throughout the season.

Adenauer had ill health as a young man, had been rejected for military service at age 20 because of his lungs.

As a consequence, he was later rejected for military service.

He found it dismaying that one in three Americans was rejected for military service on medical grounds.

Finally he was able to fill out a roster, mostly composed of 17-year-old freshmen and students who had been rejected as unsuitable for military service.

In World War I, he was rejected for service on medical grounds.