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The only way you would be an "ex-felon" is if your conviction was overturned. Otherwise, you are - and will always be - a felon. Some offences you could be waivered in for. That policy may or may not have changed. You would need to speak to a recruiter to get a definitive answer.

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The possibility exists, at least in theory, with a waiver. However, the likelihood of it actually happening is a bit slim, especially as military service encompasses access to firearms, which is prohibited to felons by federal law. However, it never hurts to talk to a recruiter and get an answer about the possibilities directly from them. They'll be more privy to the details of your felony conviction, and can make a better assessment.

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