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In my experience, people with criminal records, even with a waiver, tend to get boarded.
One DUI, with no other alcohol related problems may have been a simple mistake.
Multiple DUIs, underage posession, public intoxication, domestic violence, etc. tend to indicate a pattern, despite the vociferous denials of the individual.
IMHO, we have plenty of problem children already, and do not need to bring more into the force, so people with these histories are usually NTRed. I have seen a lot of good SF soldiers put out of the Army due to a single DUI, even with an otherwise sterling record.
Take a hard look at yourself, and your personal issues, make your choices, and do your best.
Good luck.
TR
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