I was medically retired for an isolated incident of anxiety. I have a RE code 4, and am trying to get back into the Army. How do I do so?

While the code and your note do not necessarily match up, your only recourse was stated-speak with a recruiter. However I will add- make sure you take everything to the recruiter, arm them with the facts of your situation, any omissions will only make your chances nor Grimm. Thank you for your service.

You need to find a recruiter who will be willing to work with you to obtain a waiver. Start with the closest Army recruiting station.

You WILL NOT get a waiver for an RE4. First you will have to file an appeal with the Army Discharge Review board to get your narrative Reason for Discharge changed. Once that happens, you will then have to file an appeal with the Army Board of Corrections for Military Records. Each effort will take at least 2 years. To get your discharge changed, you will have to prove that the discharge was not equitable (does the punishment fit the crime) or was not proper (they didn't follow proper procedure). if they agree..which is rare unless you have good evidence, then they will change your discharge type to something more appropriate. The you have to file the appeal with the ABCMR to get them to change your RE code to match the ADRB's decision. Check this out. http://arba.army.pentagon.mil/adrb-overview.html