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Originally Posted by KangarooAR-15A3
This is a thread that I find very valuable. I did my hearing test at the MEPS a year ago when trying to get an age waiver for the Corps. The Navy docs waived it. Could not get an age waiver so I went to the Army looking for 11B.
The Army docs would NOT waive it, even tho the CMO had recommended it and had 3 consults from audiologists that stated the hearing loss due to tinnitus was not bad enough to keep me from serving and wouldn't be a problem.
(I did the same thing with the buttons  )
Now I have been told that the NG does not send waiver requests to USAREC and to go the NG/SF route. Fingers crossed. I dont know why they ask for consults (3) and never read them.
Great site, I searched for this one. And posted my intro and filled out profile. |
If I were you, I would do some research and see what is said on this site about the selfishness of age waivers and the rationale for having age limits.
TR
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