GCMDL on a DD214 refers to "Good Conduct Medal," which indicates that the service member has been awarded this medal for exemplary behavior, efficiency, and fidelity during their military service. It signifies a record of conduct and performance that meets the standards set by the military. This award is often seen as a mark of honor and recognition for a soldier's service.
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Oh, dude, that's just a fancy way of saying why you left the military. Like, it's basically the official explanation for why you're not wearing camo anymore. So, if anyone asks, you can just point to that Para 10268 on your DD214 and be like, "Yeah, that's why I'm a civilian now."
According to the website United States Department of Veterans Affairs, DD214 has been issued by military services since January 1, 1950. Before January 1, 1950, several similar forms were used by the military services. DD256A is listed as Honorable Discharge Certificate. However, a Form DD256A may have been issued after 1950 if that form was still in possession of the signer, who hadn't switched over to DD214.
You can get free copies through this site http://www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records/get-service-records.html
MOP = Muster Out Pay
Orbital Drop Shock Trooper aka ODST.
MBK means completion of Active Duty service commitment or expiration of term of service. You can find other SPN codes at dd214.us/referenceSPN_Codes.pdf.
Ask to see his DD214. No DD214, he didn't serve. If info's not on his DD214, it didn't happen.
NO! ANY alteration of your DD214 negates it's validity
Bupersman 3420180.2c-265 on a DD214 refers to a specific instruction related to the Navy's personnel management and administrative processes. It outlines guidelines for the completion and distribution of the DD214 form, which is essential for documenting a service member's military service, including their discharge status and time served. This designation helps ensure consistency and accuracy in how discharge documentation is handled within the Navy.
Ask to see his DD214; no DD214, he didn't serve; if somethings not on the document, it didn't happen.
The DD214 (US Military Discharge) has an awards/decorations section where all would be listed
10% for vets.
It is a code on your DD214 that tells someone able to read the codes whether you were honorably discharged or type of discharge you earned.
It depends on the state. Each state has its on regulations on the requirements for obtaining a permit. In some states, you don't have to take the shooting test if you have a DD214, but you still have to take the classroom portion, and in some states, having a DD214 makes no difference at all.
Take your DD214 to the VA for computation and filing for benefits. It depends on length of service , type of discharge , and any disability rating .