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The term stands for Bureau of Naval Personnel (BUPERS) Manual, Article #C-10314. Or another way to say it is that it's a specific article in the Bupers Manual, the designation of which is C-10314.
What dose article c 10304
In the early 70s,The military offerd honerable (early)discharge to people who admitted to doing,selling drugs.
In the early 70s,The military offerd honerable (early)discharge to people who admitted to doing,selling drugs.
meaning of Bupers art. c-10317 (1) (b)
The part of the American government referred to as BUPERS belongs to the US navy and military personnel department and is software for their use only.
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.
Bupers can find various types of information on the Public Navy Mil web-site. Some of the type of information includes available jobs and personnel support.
There are no other codes. Discharge was honorable. *I meant "does".
Article C-10312 is the old BUPERS regulation for a General (Admin) discharge (OTH - Other Than Honorable). Not anything severely criminal mind you (which would garner a BCD (Bad Conduct Discharge), but something enough to warrant a discharge under OTH conditions. There's no way to be positive without actually getting a copy of his service record, which you course as a child can easily obtain from the National Archives using their online request forms (link below). It was often used for those personnel who may have been convicted of a civilian crime other than a felony. It's important to remember that the military conduct codes back then were a lot more strict than they are today. These days they don't let go of you that easily; if you get in trouble, you're more likely to either get busted down a grade or two, unless it's serious enough to warrant brig time. Even then, unless it's a felony, a pattern of repeated offenses, or something like addiction, they don't like to give up.
To take the impact from a car accident, less forces on your body.
it means a General discharg under Honorable comdisions