Combat veterans and all forms of polygraphs

Started by Donny_N_GA, Nov 18, 2013, 10:08 PM

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Donny_N_GA

Hello,

I was told a couple of months ago, that combat veterans fail most polygraph test/CVSA. Does anyone have information on this subject, documentation/studies to back would be great.

I ask this because 8 guys I know have been removed from hiring processes that are combat vets. One, I have known since we were 9. He was literally an alter boy, and was probably the best Marine I ever served with.

Thanks in advance

George W. Maschke

I don't have information on combat veterans failing polygraphs or CVSA "testing" at a rate higher than average. But bear in mind that pre-employment polygraph rates of 50-70% are not uncommon in law enforcement agencies.

The polygraph may be used as a pretext for discriminating against reservists and guardsmen. This is alleged in a Merit Systems Protection Board action against U.S. Customs and Border Protection:

https://antipolygraph.org/forum/index.php?topic=5082.msg37429#msg37429
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