Hey /K, I have a particularly odd question for you guys concerning

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Hey /K, I have a particularly odd question for you guys concerning the integrity of the United States Armed Forces. Seeing as a service member is the medium for warfare, I would imagine that many former military members are present on this board and can cull my curiosity. Why exactly do recruiters not get reprimanded for instructing recruits to lie in MEPS? I understand that it's your name on the paperwork, not theirs, but they are essentially fucking people that just want to serve their country honorably and having them risk a court martial, all so they can continue recruiting and earning a paycheck. Additionally, if they told a recruit to lie, and that recruit got chosen for a higher security clearance, you waive HIPAA with that right, so any wanna be SEALs or Delta Airborne Rangers, etc. are fucked, so long as their medical records contain that information that doesn't follow up with your MEPS information. My recruiter told me to lie, and I feel terrified by the consequences, so my final question is would any recruits that lie and apply for a higher security clearance "get away with it"? And if one of my friends already lied and wanted to fix it, how does he do it? Obviously his recruiter is going to be a dick to him and say "no it's too late they'll fine you if you cough it up now" just to maintain his numbers. Pls hlp