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I DIDN'T KNOW THIS BUT IT IS POSSIBLE TO GO SPECIAL FORCES WITH A POSSIBLE MORAL WAIVER...🪖For the Full Special Forces Podcast, Click here: https://youtu.be...
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- TEAM SWARTZ
Dec 16, 2020 · She was all the way disqualified from the Air Force. This video is all about my worst/best Air Force Moral (criminal) waiver process ever.
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- JodywithaWhy
Millennials and Their Progressive Values📺 Full Video - How Have Cultural and Moral Values Changed from the Silent Generation to Gen Alpha?👉 https://www.you...
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- The Boomer Mill
My recruiter submitted my NGB level moral waiver yesterday. I’m aware it can take up to 90 days to hear an answer. However, people online and even my recruiter said that the NGB is trying to push waivers through faster now, because of the need for people.
I’m working with my recruiter and I need a waiver to join. I had to type a letter explaining my situation and at the end making a statement stating that I would accept whatever job the AF needs. I was dismissed for the violation, also.
Often times, a criminal record can disqualify someone from being eligible to serve in the Army. In many cases, however, it is possible for Army recruits to obtain a moral conduct waiver, which allows them to overcome this disqualification. This article serves as a complete guide to the Army’s moral waiver process.
It's definitely possible, but manage your expectations. The days of letting people in with felonies are long gone. Your specific situation is a maybe, and honestly your recruiter has access to the most current information regarding your chances on getting a waiver or not.
