The United States Army just quietly removed one of its longest-standing barriers to enlistment. Recruits with a marijuana-related conviction were previously required to undergo a two-year waiting period, seek a special Pentagon waiver, and pass a drug test. Those restrictions have now been dropped for anyone with a single conviction for possessing marijuana or marijuana-related paraphernalia.
They Told You Weed Would Disqualify You from the Army – Now They Need You Anyway.
by Brooke Blazr | Apr 3, 2026 | High Dispatch | 0 comments
