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OK so long story short i joined the army when i was 20. I always had issues running (just sucked at it). but always passed my PT test's. Then i deployed in 2012-2013 and gained a bunch of weight which affected how i ran and caused me to get a chapter 13 and a Honorable discharge for PT failure in 2015.
So my question is what are my chances of getting a waiver? (Currently have been busting my ass for a while running to and from the gym and have lost quite a bit of weight).
If i was to walk in and pass the pt test with a reasonable enough score say like 80 in each event would that help me? I will be talking to a recruiter on Monday. I just wanted to get a bit of info before hand. I do miss serving i was just young and dumb and didn't take it seriously enough.
So my question is what are my chances of getting a waiver? (Currently have been busting my ass for a while running to and from the gym and have lost quite a bit of weight).
If i was to walk in and pass the pt test with a reasonable enough score say like 80 in each event would that help me? I will be talking to a recruiter on Monday. I just wanted to get a bit of info before hand. I do miss serving i was just young and dumb and didn't take it seriously enough.
Edited 6 y ago
Posted 6 y ago
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To be honest with you, there is a new PT test in the works and from what I have heard, it's going to me more difficult. The Run event will still be 2 miles, but it will follow 5 challenging tasks. If you had difficulty with the run before, things are not going to get any easier. I am not trying to discourage you, but to give you information to help you consider if you are going to be at the fitness level that is required
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SPC Chris Hatley
thank you for the response SGT. i have seen what the preliminary test is going to be and you did not discourage me. you just made want to push more to get that fitness level.
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Does anyone know how long I have to wait to get back in. I got discharged under chapter 13, separation code JFT, reentry code 3, honorable discharge.
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The Army has changed and recruiting fluctuates based on available population. They will always enlist first a new recruit, then those who finished tours and are looking for re-entry, and lastly those who left early under honorable conditions. It is about timing when you go through the door. Thank you for your service.
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SPC Chris Hatley
Thank you for the response CSM. Waiting gives me more time to get in better shape then i was in the first go through.
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