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0451 is also an exception, because it is a volunteers only MOS.

Ah I wasn't aware that you had made another thread before this, now I see where you said that you are no longer on the medication.
The standards that I quoted in my first reply are quite likely...

The causes for rejection for appointment, enlistment, and induction (without an approved waiver) are an authenticated history of:

Attention Deficit Disorder/Attention Deficit Hyperactivity...

The combat support contract, or "CE" contract, contains the MOS' 0811, 1812, 1833, and 7212. That means that you could end up in artillery, tanks, or be a LAAD gunner. I'm sure if you do a google...

The "future soldier" program is run by the Army as a way to prepare for basic training or bct or whatever they're calling it now. So if you're in that program, you're in the wrong branch....

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No.

You're going to need everything you can get to prove your case. Your high school transcripts would definately be a good thing to include. Have you considered having a specialist give a written...

There's no way your teacher diagnosed you with ADHD, you had to have seen a therapist or some other specialist. If you were perscribed medication, there is documentation of it, whether your doctor is...

There's really no way of telling. It could be up to a year before you could even ship to boot camp, then afterwards you'd have to complete SOI. Even when you DO get to your Unit, they may not be...

This can't be a serious question.

You don't "put down" your MOS as anything. If there's an infantry spot available at your Recruiting Station, and you get it in your contract, then you'll go to...

This kid is a real dip$hyt.
Just check out some of his other posts:

"If you go back and talk about how many people you murdered people will think your a dumb ass and not really a Marine but in...

This might have actually fooled people had you not planned it on another public forum.

I gotta give you guys credit, you got pretty creative with this one. Better luck next time!

This is funny. The trolls are getting good.

PrivatePyle89 could have done a better job picking out a fake pic though. Nice PFC chevrons there, Private.

Chances are, it won't get approved. But it never hurts to try.
Just send in your medical records and doctor's recommendation, thats about all you should need.

Good luck to you, I hope...

Well when you ask questions about "chopper gunners" and "miniguns", people are gonna assume you're one of those kids who compare video games to real life...

To answer your question...There is no...

DrZ,
I had a niece go through boot about a year ago. From her description of it, it was no walk in the park. Her experience wasn't much different from mine.

I think 4th Bn holds the same...

...You know, I had to get a waiver when I joined, but I didnt get it by asking questions on a forum. I got all my medical records and headed down to the recruiter's office. I helped him put the...

Your recruiter has the list of available contracts. At some point before you ship out, he'll try to find a contract that corresponds with your ship date, ASVAB score, and interests.

Since you were never diagnosed with a condition, and its never given you any sort of problem, then there's no reason to mention it at MEPS.

The causes for rejection for appointment, enlistment,...

Well that makes more sense.
As I'm sure you already found out, everyone signs an open contract when they DEP in.

All contracts, though narrowed down to a similar field, are still pretty broad.
If I'm not mistaken, the CE contract is the only one that includes the 7212 MOS.
I'll PM you with more info.

You're welcome, and don't forget - You can always apply for a medical waiver.
I actually enlisted with one. However, you typically have to be able to prove that your condition won't be aggrivated by...

Actually, there is no way you can sign up specifically for the 72XX field.
The "AG" contract is for Enlisted Aircrew, and it includes 6100, 6200, and 7300 MOS's.

I believe there is an "AJ"...

The causes for rejection for appointment, enlistment, and induction are an authenticated history of:

Current or history of esophageal disease, including, but not limited to ulceration, varices,...

No, you're unique, and even though everyone else in your platoon has to do something, you don't!