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The U.S. Army has officially raised its maximum enlistment age to 42, expanding eligibility as part of its ongoing recruitment efforts. The update, announced in March 2026, applies across active duty, Reserve, and National Guard enlistments. Army officials say the change is aimed at widening the pool of qualified applicants and keeping pace with other military branches that already allow older recruits. Along with the age increase, the Army also adjusted its background policies, removing the waiver requirement for individuals with a single prior possession or paraphernalia conviction. The move reflects broader efforts by the military to adapt recruitment standards while maintaining readiness. Let’s be real. The reign of WS is falling apart. Do not take the bait.