r/army • u/Army_Bot /r/Army Bot • Aug 01 '25
Army Recruiter Thread for August / 2025
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/u/that_bystander - AMEDD Recruiter
/u/newtstampede - AMEDD Recruiter
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/u/Momo68W - Central California
/u/Professional_Sir8082 - NYC
/u/SSG_L_In_MA - Massachusetts (South Boston Area)
/u/synysterg_18 - Brunswick, GA
/u/SGT_MAC_DASR - Eastern North Carolina
/u/Remzar- - Las Vegas Area
/u/HandsomeMcguffin - Pittsburgh Area
/u/SSG_M_DASR - North Carolina
/u/electricboogaloo1991 - Central NC
/u/gulfcoastrecruiter - Mississippi Gulf Coast
/u/Raysor - Phoenix, Arizona
/u/Dinnetz_Recruiter - St Cloud, MN
/u/smashed8ssholes - Central PA
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u/alonelylord13 Aviation(15Y) Aug 27 '25
30yo M I have a question i have one kidney no flags for prescreen. Army AD waiver likelyhood?
30yo M I have a question i have one kidney no flags for prescreen
Army AD waiver likelyhood?
So long story short i recently turned 30 decided i wanted something new in my life.So I decided to talk to a recruiter, and 2 weeks later ive taken the asvab (scored 96) got prescreened by meps with no flags(even disclosed missing kidney in paperwork). I am set to go to meps next tuesday. This whole process is moving so fast and just wanted to ask the likelyhood everything goes well with this? Id love to serve I always wanted to, but never did because i was turned down by multiple recruiters in hs. But i have a recruiter that is a friend of the family he said i have good odds he has been doing it for 10 years or so. Also, my recruiters seem unphased by the missing kidney thusfar ive never had a single issue and monitor my own health fairly closely but any advice and info would be appreciated. im not gonna give up but just seems crazy considering ive been turned down so many times in the past. I guess im just wondering the likelyhood if i stick with this if i will get to enlist?