AOC Table 4-3
Major Misconduct offenses require suitability review regardless of disposition.
AR 601-210 Para 4-7a
Major Misconduct – Applicants will incur a 24-month wait from the date of conviction prior to waiver processing.
AR 601-210 Para 4-7b
The approval authority for applicants with any two of the following offenses is DARNG:
- driving under the influence/driving while impaired
- possession of marijuana or paraphernalia
- positive drug and alcohol test
Waiver will not be considered until 2 years from the date of the last offense or date of positive drug and alcohol test, unless other waiting periods throughout this regulation apply.
AR 601-210 Para 4-7d
A waiver may not be considered for any person with a civil conviction of major misconduct for any of the conditions below.
(1) Three or more offenses (convictions or other adverse dispositions) other than traffic.
(2) Applicants with juvenile major misconduct offenses who have had no offenses within 5 years of application for enlistment may be considered for a waiver in meritorious cases
(3) Subject of initial court conviction or other adverse disposition for sale, distribution, or trafficking (including “intent to”) of cannabis (marijuana), or any other controlled substance.
(4) Person with two or more convictions/other adverse disposition within the 3 years preceding application for enlistment for driving while intoxicated, drugged, or impaired.
(5) Person with PS who incurs a major misconduct conviction during or after military service.
(6) Person with conviction/other adverse disposition of two or more separate charges of possession of any illegal drugs/drug paraphernalia within 3 years preceding application for enlistment.
AR 601-210 Para 4-28e(5)
Applicant’s current MEPS DD Form 2808 is required for major misconduct-level waivers. Note: IAW AOC Para 4-7d, applicants who require a medical and conduct waiver must have an approved medical waiver prior to submitting the conduct waiver, only when the approval authority is DMPM.
AOC Appendix B-4
A copy of the DD Form 2807-1 and DD Form 2808 (with DAT results posted) will be submitted with all waivers sent to DARNG. These are also required for TAG level waivers when the charge(s) being waived are related to drugs and alcohol.
ASO Guidance
No waiver authorized for offenses involving synthetic marijuana.