Marines Elegibility Question..Any recruiters here??

[Chris V.]

Ok heres the deal.. I applied to be in the Marines a few weeks ago.I did all the freakin paperworks and stuff.
I also did my physical but the doctor asked for the medical docs on my fractured arm.

I broke my right arm 6 years ago and had pins in them.
I had them removed along time ago and my arm totally fine now.
But I totally lied to them on the circumstances it happened and I told them I didnt have pins in it. It was a really serious injury compound fracture.. They will get my medical docs and it will reveal this and also other medical history I lied about.

I am totally fit and could easily deadlift nearly 3 times my weight.
I find it funny that alot of out of shape kids manage to get in while they put so much bullshit in my way.
I really want this job... I have nothing to look forward to career wise other than this after HS. Im willing to sign a 20 yr contract if i have to. I'd talk about this with my recruiter but he is not really straighforward in his responses.

My questions are

Will I be disqualified?
What can they do to me by lieing?
What will happened next?

Any other info will be much appreaciated.
Thanks in advance

 

[PURE EXTRACT]

rule of thumb, when you get to teh MEPS station, don't tell that fucking doctor shit. i hate that old fucking bastard. Bro, nothing will happen if you don't tell them. I have to say that about 80% of us lied about something to get into the service. Like it fucking matters anyway right? lol

 

[paradox]

I am totally fit and could easily deadlift nearly 3 times my weight.


Out of curiousity, how much do you weigh? 3x your weight is great.

 

[tordön]

They usually don't care-as long as you're healthy now. Unless you broke it while robbing a liquor store hopped up on crack or PCP they will probably smooth over it. I lied about being arrested in HS for a felony and they found out, even though the charges were dropped. I still qualified for a language-specialty MOS in an 02 field.

 

[Rex]

rule of thumb, when you get to teh MEPS station, don't tell that fucking doctor shit. i hate that old fucking bastard

I call him Dr. Bend-over.

They won't care much about your medical records as long as you're healthy now, but downplay it as much as you can. Waivers come out when necessary. Don't worry. If you're breathing and can move your extremities, then they'll take you.

When do you leave? I ship out 8-26 for PI.

 

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I already served my 3 years bro. 19Delta RECON Specialist I was the younget E4 in my unit right after my birthday 19. I was on my way to getting send to PLDC, but I had to get out due to family problems back here. I would have been one of the youngest NCO's Army wide.