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Military Recruiting
Navy Takes More Forgiving Approach for Sailors Who Fail Fitness Tests
Sailors who fail two consecutive fitness tests will no longer automatically face separation from the Navy.
June 21, 2024
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Ryan Morgan
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John Haughey
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In times of national emergency, the United States military has been far less restrictive in its recruitment policies ...
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