Flatt RE, Norman E, Thornton LM, et al. - Military personnel/veterans may differ from civilians in disordered eating and eating disorder (ED) profiles, but not in treatment seeking.

• The National Eating Disorders Association's online screen was completed by 113,388 self-selecting participants (of these, 1,744 were military personnel/veterans).

• An eating disorder was detected, via screening, in over 85% of the self-selecting sample.

• Receipt of treatment was reported in < 3% of those who screened positive for an eating disorder.

• Relative to civilians, the military/veteran group more frequently engaged in disordered eating behaviors.

• More disordered eating was reported in female military/veteran group vs female civilians.

• Across treatment status, military/veteran and civilians did not differ.