I am AD air force and one of my good friends wanted to join the service with me, but all of the branches turned him away... he did go to meps and they told him because of his hearing, he could not join the military. Is it possible he wasn't told about medical waivers? Or is it possible that there is still a way for him to join. It is his dream to be in the military.recruiters will do everything they can to get another warm body into the barracks....especially in the current recruiting climate..... so if they ALL are turning him down, you can bet his ears must be pretty f*u*cked up.
Recruiters do a good job of finding any possible way of getting someone in.
If he was turned away by all four branches, then it is a good bet that he can not get into the military.
I'm sorry, but it is just a fact that the military does not take everyone that wants to join.Unfortunately for your friend it doesn't look good for him joining the military. Recruters will help anyone out who wants to join and will give that person information needed to get those waivers. But with meps saying that he has a hearing problem and him being turned away by all four branches i dont think that his dream to join and serve will ever come true. I am sorry to say.some things cannot be waivered. if anybody thought he had a decent chance at a waiver, they would have sent it up to be reviewed. he cant join. if you have asthma or any other medical conditions, the only branch you could probably get into would be the army. maybe! i mean a crackhead could join the army. but tell him to get his hearing checked and take the papers to the branch recruiting with him.#If you have any other info about this subject , Please add it free.# |
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