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Remains to be seen if they immediately discharge all active-duty service members who receive a positive diagnosis, following the same logic they used to arrive
by legerdemain 7y ago
Remains to be seen if they immediately discharge all active-duty service members who receive a positive diagnosis, following the same logic they used to arrive at the current decision.
- oyashirochama 7y agoThey won't because that's not how medical in the military works once you're actually in, you go on waiver process for physical tests (and mental occasionally) and will get med boarded if you are on waiver to long, to test if you can do your jobs minimum requirements you pass, you stay, you fail, you get separated. They are much more picky on coming in because they know people will gradually breakdown as they work through the military job (as any job really too) and want the person to have as low a burden coming in as possibly.