Military Not Accepting Recruits Diagnosed With COVID-19

The transcript discusses a memo from the US military regarding COVID-19, confirmed by the Pentagon. It outlines interim guidance for handling COVID-19 cases, stating that a confirmed history of COVID-19 is permanently disqualifying for military service. However, those diagnosed can apply for a medical waiver. The military faces recruitment challenges during the pandemic, with some branches potentially missing enlistment goals.

What is the source of the memo regarding coronavirus cases in the military?

• The US military Entrance Processing Command

• The White House

• The World Health Organization

• The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Which organization confirmed the authenticity of the military memo?

• The Federal Bureau of Investigation

• The Pentagon

• The Department of Health

• The US Congress

What is the consequence of having a confirmed history of COVID-19 according to the military memo?

• Temporary disqualification

• Mandatory quarantine

• Permanent disqualification

• Immediate enlistment

What can individuals with a history of COVID-19 do to still join the military?

• Join a different branch

• Wait for a year

• Apply for a medical waiver

• Retake the medical examination

What challenge is the military facing during the pandemic?

• Shortage of medical supplies

• Overcrowded training facilities

• Increased number of recruits

• Difficulty in finding new recruits