Posted on Feb 2, 2021
How difficult is it getting a waiver to re-enlist with an RE-4 (BCD)?
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Terrible decisions were made and I regret it, but I don’t want them to follow me for the rest of my life. Before I mustered out, the Army was my dream since I was kid, my life for the first four years of adulthood and frankly, I loved it. I read that a waiver is attainable, potentially, but I was wondering if anyone had an idea or articles that could lead me to (potentially) getting back in, even if I have to deal with “Needs of the Army”, but going back to 11B would be preferred.
Any info provided is appreciated. Thank you.
Any info provided is appreciated. Thank you.
Posted 4 y ago
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PVT(P) Aaron M. M. Bryant RE4 Literally means, not eligible for future service.
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Posted 4 y ago
Hell you can't even work for the Post Office with a BCD
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SGT Christopher Hayden
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PVT(P) Aaron M. M. Bryant - Only if there was a mistake when you were discharged originally, but you already admitted to making "terrible decisions".
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SP5 Peter Keane
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SGT Christopher Hayden - a BCD is the result of a Courts-Martial, there is no mistaking that.
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Posted 4 y ago
Hope that President Biden gets us into WWIII so that the military is accepting any and everybody. RE-4 and a Big Chicken Dinner? your odds of getting back in are practically zero.
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