It all depends on why you were discharged, if you received an ELS, or OTH Discharge. Admin sep is basically saying it never happened, and should have no effect on future employment. Generally speaking however, depending on the circumstances surrouding your separation, it may affect a future federal sercurity clearence. i.e. not passing a drug test, or being "depressed". But getting Admin Sep from the navy isn't good, or bad, it's unchracterized. It means nothing. It basically means you couldn't hack it in the military and they're sending you home. Go back to school, get a good job, and think of this as a learning curve, least you had the balls to try.
Not as bad as DD but potential employers may see it negatively
No, it is just one person saying they think you should be administratively separated. Just an opinion, but it could carry heavy weight.
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Armin Uhler has written: 'Review of administrative acts' -- subject(s): Administrative law, Constitutional law, Courts, Judicial review, Jurisdiction, Separation of powers
They helped with many administrative and transport duties in the US Navy.
No. Backlash means the negative reprecussions of an action
legislative, executive, judicial and administrative branches{For Novanet it's -SEPARATION OF POWERS!}
One incident especially in basic training would be DRUG use even prior to entering!
No, Marines are not considered part of the Navy. While they fall under the Department of the Navy and share some administrative functions, the Marine Corps is a separate branch of the military with its own unique missions, capabilities, and command structure.
BUPERS, also known as the Bureau of Naval Personnel, is a department which belongs to the United States Navy. It's the administrative body of the United States Navy.
First, what is doctrine of separation of power? It can be define as separate 3 government institution into 3 different arms that is Legislative body, executive body and judicial body to prevent power concentrate into 1 government institution and prevent abuse of power. Doctrine of separation of power is a basic of administrative law L- to make law, E- enforces and administrates law & J- settle legal dispute. None of them is powerful that each other it is because these 3 government institution carry its function to check and balance
Unfortunately there is no definite length of time. I myself am waiting on my Administrative Separation from the United States Marine Corps and I have been told that it will take anywhere from 30 to 90 for them to process this. Your request would have to go up in front of a Discharge review board and then receive the endorsements from the officers higher up in the chain. Only thing you can do is just wait and request updates on the status of your separation