Hello again,

Thank you for the information. I understand that people change. However, I have to be painfully honest here. Even when the military was ramping up their personnel and granting waivers in some cases, you would not have received a waiver then either. Now though, because of the drastic drawdown in numbers in the military, recruiting standards have gotten even more strict. Therefore, what the Recruiter told you is true. There really is no way that you could get a waiver. Not even for one misdemeanor, let alone the felony and also the drug charge. I am sorry I don't have better news for you.

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