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2008-11-17 RE-4 waiver: The Re4 is waivable, but the felony is not. He is currently not eligible for any branch of service with a felony on his record. That may change, but as of right now it stands. If they do allows felony...
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2008-11-17 Medical waiver: What they will do is request a consult for asthma and that will bethe determining factor. I had a guy with exact situation, he went to specialist directed by meps, and got the waiver approved based upon...
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2008-11-16 reenlistment: You are eligible for a wiaver and will probably get it. Have you been to meps yet? If not, then the recruiters are slacking on you. You can go over their heads. They are required to process all applicants...
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2008-11-13 US Army...or....Military in general: Most likley not. Medical standards for military service are very high. One must very physically fit, and if not, are made so in boot camp, but must have the capacity to do the many tasks, such as running...
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2008-11-12 Navy Recruitment-Dismissed case: What the record shows is that he was arrested and charged. That fact does not go away. However, it should also show that it was NOLLE process, which means, the charges were dropped. I recommend...
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