National Security Journal on MSN
The US Army just dropped the marijuana conviction waiver requirement because 95% of waivers were already being approved
The U.S. Army no longer requires waivers for recruits with a single past marijuana conviction. Col. Angela Chipman, chief of ...
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Military Times on MSN
Military moves to issue medical disqualifications earlier in the recruitment process
The military will prescreen prospective recruits for 28 medical conditions that are highly unlikely to receive enlistment ...
WASHINGTON (AP) _ The Army and Marine Corps are letting in more recruits with criminal records, including some with felony convictions, reflecting the increased pressure of five years of war and its ...
The U.S. Military has implemented a new screening policy aimed at improving efficiency by stopping the enlistment process ...
A soldier assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division Sustainment Brigade uses a single-blade razor to shave his face during a shaving clinic May 22 at the brigade's organizational classroom. (U.S. Army ...
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