Doc,
I had to get 2 waiver's to enlist, I got them, but what exactly does a waiver do except get some one in the military? A co worker told me a waiver means that the Army is not responsible for an injury if it happens to the waivered area or previous problem. Ie some one gets a waiver for previous knee surgery then hurts the same knee. What happens then?
Thank you, Smoke
What does a waiver mean?
- Poetryisdeath
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Your qualifications? Who asked you? Since when did DEPs start giving advice on this board?Poetryisdeath wrote:It means nothing legally as far as I know. It simply means that they do not think that it is a problem anymore.
He got it right the first time. A waiver is an agreement contract between you and the military. You got a high frequency loss in your hearing? The military might accept you...if you sign a waiver. The waiver states plainly that the military will not be responsible for any further hearing loss during your tour of duty.
Read the waiver. It explains itself.
RLTW
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