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First off, you either received a medical discharge or an honorable discharge. If the injury occured while in title 10 status then it should take a few months. If it was during a weekend drill, you will have to check with the local state employment office on injuries sustained while at work for their answer.

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It's actually your RE Code which will determine if you even can or not. If you have an RE-2 or RE-3, it may be possible to be waivered in. If you have an RE-4, probably not.

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