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i understand thanks

You would not know how the army deals with that would you ?

Every one is prolbey getting sick of me talking about enlistment on these forums but I don't under stand one thing if one of you could please help me out I would be much grateful. My questions is, Can you be deemed medically fit to serve as a enlisted man and yet be found medically unfit to...

I have been debating for a while now to either 1.) enlist in the army reserve and then contract with ROTC my 2nd year in college or 2.) just contract with ROTC. But I heard some thing I thought was strange, you can be found medically quilified to serve in the enlisted ranks but you can be found...

thanks for your help, my doctor told me i only have a mild hearing loss as i said above. you put my fears to rest !! thanks

just for laughs how bad dose my hearing have to be not to get the wavier ?

How do they decide which core/ branch of the army you will be in ?

The way my doctor told me, It was sort of like a perforated ear drum, which was resulting in hearing loss, he put a patch on the hole and that resulted in better hearing and no limitations. I hope to contract with army rotc, i am active in sports and such, and as i said before have no medical...

Work done to the ear drum, they think there was a hole in it really, they told me a lot of USAF pilots have that kind of operation done. MY doctor says it wont interfere with job activitys and will not hinder me in the sense that I can go to different alltitudes or with pressure on my ears and such.

I had a hearing loss around 20 %. I got surgery which reduced it to 3 %. My doctor said that I am not limited to any thing, like certain altitudes or limited by physical activity. Will this hinder me with my DoDMERB ?