Can people with disabilities join the military?

Question

I just want to know if people with disabilities are allowed to join the military. I know they can't fight in wars or anything, but don't they have desk jobs that they can do?

Answer 1

Brandy that is so funny, all of these other people can't take a joke I see. If you are a little slow and pass the asvab you might get in one of the branches( not airforce...they have the highest asvab requirements)
other than that.NO, if you have a disiability you can not join the militray....

Answer 2

They must be able to pass and physical and the ASVAB. They might could get in if they were a little bit slow and scored toward the low end on the ASVAB but not if they had physical problems. Everyone (with few exceptions) goes through the same initial entry training for their branch of service. For example, if a person signed up for the infantry and another for a clerk typist they would both go through the same basic training (speaking Army here).

Answer 3

of path,, cutting-edge drugs and surgical procedures could make somebody in simple terms approximately like new,, do in simple terms no longer attempt to collect the two on an analogous time,, thats a Leavenworth crime! in case you could bypass the front physicals then choose for it!

Answer 4

it depends on the disability but generally no, some medical conditions are allowed but physical no

Answer 5

no, unless there would be a world war , like WWII, then they would make a case by case decision.

Answer 6

not unless that disability is ADD

Answer 7

it depends on what kind it is but yes they can

Answer 8

i don't think so...