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There is actually a code (or at least during the Viet War there was) that designates VETERAN status. And that code cannot (or could not) be awarded until completion of military duty which satisifed that code's requirement.

Therefore; if a veteran (an honorably discharged serviceman) re-enlisted into the US Military...he would be a former veteran on active duty.

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Yes, they can be. But the term veterans is normally reserved for those who have left the armed forces.

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Unless the government amended it's regulations since the Vietnam era, yes.

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I think so.

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