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Yes, it is possible to join the US Army with a juvenile battery charge. You would still have to receive a waiver despite the charge having been expunged.

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Q: Can I join the military with a juvenile battery charge just was 17 when it happened It's been expunged The marine corps recruiter said I could But is the army different?
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