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A short background...
~7.5 years in Army Reserves PMOS 38B / SMOS 68W
1 deployment
E-5 (P)
I recently graduated from college. Have taken the DAT. Currently going through the interview process.
The Issue...
I have been arrested before. The Army knows about everything and I currently hold a Secret Clearance. I have no convictions and no felony charges.
When I look on Goarmy.com etc. I read that if you have ever been arrested you are not eligible to be commissioned. I realize the Army makes and waives their own rules. I was just wondering if anyone can proved any insight... are moral waivers currently being accepted for medical officers? Of course I know to be up front about everything, it's all already in my initial contract with the Army. I've had a hard time reaching AMEDD Recruiters in my area... they seem to never actually be in the office... maybe I will have more luck with an acceptance letter in my hand.
Thanks for your time.
~7.5 years in Army Reserves PMOS 38B / SMOS 68W
1 deployment
E-5 (P)
I recently graduated from college. Have taken the DAT. Currently going through the interview process.
The Issue...
I have been arrested before. The Army knows about everything and I currently hold a Secret Clearance. I have no convictions and no felony charges.
When I look on Goarmy.com etc. I read that if you have ever been arrested you are not eligible to be commissioned. I realize the Army makes and waives their own rules. I was just wondering if anyone can proved any insight... are moral waivers currently being accepted for medical officers? Of course I know to be up front about everything, it's all already in my initial contract with the Army. I've had a hard time reaching AMEDD Recruiters in my area... they seem to never actually be in the office... maybe I will have more luck with an acceptance letter in my hand.
Thanks for your time.