Genuine question

[user2024]

This is not the case for me, however, if one were to get the coronavirus, would that be a disqualification even if they've already been deemed qualified? This is probably a dumb question since it seems to only be really dangerous for elderly people or people with preexisting issues, but I figured it's worth an ask. Thanks!

 

[kinnem]

This is not the case for me, however, if one were to get the coronavirus, would that be a disqualification even if they've already been deemed qualified? This is probably a dumb question since it seems to only be really dangerous for elderly people or people with preexisting issues, but I figured it's worth an ask. Thanks!

I assume if you test negative when reporting you would be ok. Makes sense to me, anyway. I'm no expert.

I dont think its having it that is the real issue, but spreading it.

 

[MullenLE]

The answer is, we would consult with the gaining program(s) and see what their decision is. We would NOT DQ or anything else, UNTIL we coordinated on a case-by-case basis with the respective SA(s)/ROTC programs.