U.S. Military Works to Enlist Recruits Who Have Faced Behavioral Challenges
The Defense Department has for the first time allowed 700 recruits who had been diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder to join the military without a waiver under revamped rules that could be a pathway for those who have confronted mental-health or other developmental conditions.
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