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A Sergeant on profile is still a Sergeant. If they give a legal order, you obey it. So long as their duties they're performing aren't in violation of the conditions of their profile, then yes they can still lead soldiers.
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It depends on the specifics of the profile and whether it restricts the sergeant's ability to perform their duties effectively. If the profile limits the sergeant's physical capabilities or prevents them from carrying out critical tasks, they may not be able to effectively lead soldiers. However, if the profile allows the sergeant to perform their duties, they can still lead soldiers while on a profile.
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