Are there permanent disqualifiers for the army?

Answer by  Anonymous

yes, diabetes, any conditions that limit your physical capabilities.

Answer by  embockjr (709)

Certainly, severe physical limitations would be considered as a disqualifier for military service. Additionally, mental disabilities would also be a possibility for disqualification.

Answer by  Ervin (95)

There are several different permanent disqualifiers for not just the Army, but for any branch of service. Some of the disqualifiers may be bone deformities, missing limbs, or heart conditions.

Answer by  johnsbeth (15)

Physical, mental, and emotional disabilities, as well as commission of a violent crime should permanently disqualify a person from military service.

Answer by  jackie (276)

Yes, there are. You will not qualify for the army if you are permanently disabled -- the blind, deaf, paralyzed and mentally disabled will not get in. You will not qualify if you are too old.