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Re-4 code JFC; how likely would that be waived in the army?

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is there a good chance of it getting waived?

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  1. Robs answer is only partially correct...

    No Congressmen can change an RE Code...

    It can only be done by the Military...

    An RE-4 Code is "Not Recommended for Reenlistment".

    Must be a real "Sh*t Bird" ???


  2. I had an RE-4 and Active Duty Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force and even the Coast Guard wouldn't touch me.  I had to join the National Guard (with waiver) to get back into any branch of the military. Write your congressman, he/she can over rule a RE-4 and make it an RE-3.  Or you can write the review board of your service branches records.

  3. slim to none.  the National Guard ONLY is accepting RE4 s on a case by case basis.  
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