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Possible for an active duty member of the military to be a living organ donor?
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Yes: You will have to go through your command chain in order to be approved to donate. Then you will have to be cleared medically by the transplant center. Realize that you may be forced to change you mos if you do donate an organ. Also depending on your relationship to the person in need and the current needs of the military you may not be given permission.
Answered 1/27/2015
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