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Let him out. If he can't perform as a soldier then he can't serve in the military unfortunately.
If you want to re-enlist in the military, take your DD214's to a recruiter and have them file an appeal with the Department of Defense about your discharge. The recruiter will let you know what the DoD is requiring you to do to get back in the service. The other thing to do would be file an appeal with the Department of Defense on your discharge. There is no way to change your enlistment code on your DD214's because that would be considered fraud.
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Let it out over a large lined area to evaporate.
They don't have periods, but they do come in heat. When in heat, they will let out some yellow discharge.
when it takes the static discharge wich gets let behind and nutralizes it
let them know that this is really what you want to do, their libral, they should understand:)
Honorable Discharge- Wounded, medical discharge for other reasonsDishonorable Discharge- Treason, Insubordination a whole lot of others.Going AWOLDeserting.Read more: How_can_you_get_out_of_the_marine_corps
Your cat has an infection of some sorts, let a vet check it out.
just was wondering if i had an honorabe discharge can i re enlists in the army at any time and if i do; do i have to start over or can i enlists back at E4 were i left off? please help me out really thinking about enlisting in the army again.
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