I just received notice that my other than honorable discharge was upgraded to an honorable and all benefits were restored. I did all of my own paperwork.
Dream Tax Service Inc. I'm trying to the leave the military early. I have no article 15s or any misconduct for that matter. Is it possible they can still give me a general discharge?
I would like to know what branch of service did you serve and howl long were you in the military? I did 20 years of service in the u.s. navy.... Was a Chief E7!
I'm still lost as to how he got out. I would love to get out. I'm depressed beyond recognition and my family is in shambles now. I want a life of peace.
@@angeloramirez7360 I've been speaking with the chaplain and behavioral health. They haven't been useful in helping me feel different, getting additional help, or getting me out of the situation that is the military.
You want your discharge switched over because it also sits on your own conscious. You may have done more good than bad in your service. And you don't want to feel bad about your decision to go/join regardless of the circumstances of why you did it.
Louiz is a friend of mine, and I also served in the military at the age of 18. It was tough (Army). but it worked out well for me at the end of 6 years. Honorable discharge and I learned a skill that I have I done (Radiology) for 37 years.
Most people join the military because they've reached a low in their lives and believe the Armed Forces is the answer. When I enlisted in the Navy, I was a high school grad, with average grades, attending college part time while working a string of dead - end jobs. I was living at home at the time and frequently fought with my parents about my future. One day, i got so depressed about my current situation that I went straight to the Naval recruiting office. I took the TABE test, physicals and signed all the documents. Before I knew it, I was on my way to a new life of travel and adventure - or so I thought. Per my original contract, I was supposed to be stationed in Japan for my first tour. By the end of NTC, I went to the dispatch station to retrieve my orders to report to San Diego West Pac Fleet. The petty officer at the desk told me that those orders were cancelled and that I would have to pick another duty station. At that point, I realized that I had been screwed and to avoid blowing off at the lady, I told her to pick one for me. VA was one and I can't remember the other. However, both were stateside and not what I originally signed up for. The whole reason I joined the military was to travel abroad. Instead, I got railroaded and ended up at Norfolk, VA. To say they least, my military career was soured from the start and never improved. After a string of "behavioral" problems, I was diagnosed with Axis 1 and Axis 2 mental disorders and discharged under OTH. Despite the positive aspects, joining the military (along side taking out federal student loans) was one of the worst decision of my life. To summarize, doing business with the U.S. govt did not pan out well for me. I did everything I was required to do and yet, I did not receive just compensation whether it be in the form of serving at my agreed upon duty station or a guarantee of gainful employment for completing my degree. If I had to do it all over again, I would have requested guaranteed placement at my requested duty station of choice IN WRITING, signed and sealed and had it placed in my enlistment records from the start and NOT TAKE OUT STUDENT LOANS. Truthfully, I was a good sailor but t's hard to maintain when you cannot trust your superiors to keep their word and few of them ever did.
I would highly disagree with that statement. This is by far not the first reason why people join military, however by far not the patriotic reasons either.
I disagree with your assertion that "they've reached a low in their lives". I personally never met anyone that I served with that served because they were at a low in their lives. That's all you.
Mike Vang I haven’t yet. I will be out in about 3 months. With National Guard it’s different because you guys only go to drill one weekend a month and two weeks a year so I don’t think they would expect you be physically fit all the time. I would talk with your commander and see what your options are.
If you’re a female don’t join until your at least 25 years old, stronger and are able to speak out against sexual harassment. It happened to me, a girl i was in the Navy with and I hope we all know what happened to Vanessa Guillen!
Hi may I know how you did it? My boyfriend is currently trying to get out ASAP he depressed and other stuff . I’m trying to find information for him. Any info would help a LOT thank you
sa brah i did the same thing i got my GED and my high school diploma i went to a adult school my teacher advise me get your GED they will add credits to your missing credits i got my diploma and i joined the marines in 1995did 4 years i got out for six months joined the army i was a 19K abrams tank creman i did 2 years at knox reenlisted to go to germany from germany deployed to iraq twice when iraq first jumped off fucked around got PTSD which i went to BNOC in route to ft. irwin"BIG FUCKING MISTAKE" after 14 years total service i was burnt out really bad tours in iraq26 months total served in iraq. i i PCS to ft irin the unit all fucked up i had a bad lower back i had a bulding disk. when it starts trippen i'm fucking done. they was more concerned about my ass to go out in thge field i turned 22 in boot camp i was 36 i told myself fuck these mutha fuckas i tried to pcs early from irwin they had my locked in for 2 years in that shit hole they lost my fucking paper work i waited 2 weeks and asked PAC these dick heads said ah man we lost your paperwork these cock suckers didnt even take thre time to let me know the base was only 2 hours away from vegas. i said fduck this shit i partied in vegas snorten yayo yhe next piss test i failed i came to the decision to leave i cant leave this place the only way to leave to get kicked out i had 14 years total service they gave my a geneneral under honorable discharge and a article 15 they took my promotable status and busted me down to spec SO FUCK YOU i have a honorarge from the marines i tried to upgrade it they denied it they pretty much said not in this exact words you have a good enough discharge drive on...... i found out all my illnesses wen i got out from VA i served 3 years having PTSD and deployed to iraq again with it find your RE code piece brah
@@degoatt7536 you gotta talk to your attorney, he’ll lead you through what you have to do, it’s something you have to sign that says basically you’re waving your trial in exchange for a general discharge.
Life’s on the outside is rough with a general discharge with sooo many vets getting honorable discharge. Applying for a job against those guys is always a losing battle
Did 4 years in the Army. Got a article 15 my last 2 months in. Got a field grade and was offered to go to court marshal. I knew better. Most people think it’s like a civilian court. It’s 1 person who decides your fate. I lost rank and got out with a Hon discharge. You really have to fuck up to get a General discharge. I joined to fight a war and not to do details and bullshit.
It hasn't, but it still weighs on me. I feel as if I never finished what I started. I got chaptered 3 months before my ETS date..It really had nothing to do with me. I had a wife at the time that was in the states while I was in Germany. She ran up debt I could not pay and the banks were garnishing my checks. That was in 1990 and it still bothers me today.
Shit is rough with OTH on the civilian side working at Pizza Hut barely surviving in a one bedroom apartment. My biggest regret in life is not getting an honorable discharge. I know cats now that did 20 years collecting retirement and VA pay almost all of them are making at least 5k a month for life. Shit is depressing forget government jobs shit is real out here bro
@@julioochoa3448 lol bruh, I got an oth and it's plenty jobs better than pizza hut that'll hire you my nigga stop making excuses. Warehouse, factory, call centers and all bruh they don't give a fuck nor do they even ask about a discharge lol you just can't get a government jobs which is my only regret of having an oth.
I have a general discharge and still got my post 9/11 Gi bill, va home loan certificate, and rated 70% disabled because of severe PTSD. wandering if I can upgrade to honorable because of them finding that I did have PTSD and was service-connected.
For anyone wondering- The only way you can still get your GI Bill with an General Discharge is if you completed your first contract honorably, then re-enlisted and got kicked out during your second term. Basically you completing your first enlistment contract honorably would entitle you to GI bill benefits. Now if you get a General Discharge during your initial enlistment term then you would NOT be entitled to the GI Bill, but you could still get VA disability compensation, VA loan, etc.
Only thing a honorable discharge affects is gi bill. You cant get the gi bill benefits if your diacharge is gen under honorable. I did two enlistments. One was honorable 3 and a half years the 2nd was general under honorable conditions. You can get everything else. Gen under honrable is virtually the same. So as long as you serve 3 years honorably you get the gi bill. I have every benefut that a honorably discharged vet has due to my first enlistment. But if my 1st enlistment was general under honorable conditions then no gi bill education benefits. According to the department of veterans affaira and any other fedeal agency a gen under honorable conditions discharge will give you the same points when. Applying for federal employ ment.
I worl for the federal and it has not affected me in no shape or form when trying to find work. A dishonorable or other than honorable conditions discharge is worst and you get no benefits.
frenchlift22 Just apply for a job. Go on USAJobs.gov have some education and you will be surprised on what the outcome will be. If you are a disabled vet 30% or more even better. When applying for the jobs they have a questionaire about if you have experience or know the job. Just answer the questions on the questionnaire like your an expert or you will not get referred to the next level for possible interview candidates. They key is just get in the federal government. Regardless of the position and you can move around from there. As long as you qualify for the job you have a shot. Once you get the interview you have a 50% chance of getting hires.
If you do your full contract (example 4 years that you enlisted with) and let's say you re enlist another 4 but get kicked out on your 5th you and get a general discharge under honorable you get all your gi bill va disability etc... but if you get a general discharge under honorable before your first contract I know you don't get your gi bill nor medical benefits I think you get the va loan not sure but my little brother recently refused the vaccine and get a general discharge under honorable after doing a little less than 3 years and he lost all that shit he even got 0% disability for a couple of things but the va said he has to pay for some type of insurance if he wants to be seen by them even for his service connected disability with are asthma and allergies
Yeah I kinda agree but I know cats who retired with 20 years of service with VA pension making right now $6K a month just by staying alive 🥺🥺🥺🥺 I wish I would’ve stayed in 😩😩😩😩😩
Probably about to get kicked out because im failing at upgrade training... feel like i just wasted alot of my (a little over a year and a half) time, and feel like a complete failure tbh.
Not necessarily true. Ive been in for 11 years and in the process of getting separated but because I reenlisted multiple time I receive full gibill benefits
@@rockbottom8046 you had a period of honorable service during one of your contracts to get the GI Bill. You must have a period of honorable service to get it. Facts
I did 4yrs in US Navy and 6yrs in US Army,honorably discharged from both.That being said,the military isn't for everyone,there's a lot of bull@@it you have to put with,all tha veterans know what I;m talking about.When I transfered to tha army a whole other ballgame!!!! LOL!!!Ft Hood,Tx-1st Cav Div.Any army vets been stationed at Ft Hood-1st Cav??? First 3 months in I know I'm not re-enlisting-yeah,it was THAT bad-but nobody forced me to sign-up for tha army-so I started saving up money and leave days(95 leave days total)recieved a bonus-saved all of that to.Decided I'd beat then at their own game-HOO-RAH!!!! First 4 months in my 2nd platoon sgt decided he wanted to go to tha WOODLINE to handle our creative differences-we want to tha WOODLINE and a gave him a3 piece biscuit with EXTRA-GRAVY!!!! LOL.The news hit tha defac we worked at-I was a cook-and tha company,suffice to say I was now tha ALPHA of our platoon!!! Iwas an e-4 at this time.Mt platoon sgt would never make eye contact with me again nor talk directly to me any more,he'd relay orders thru my sqad leader.The staff sgts at tha defac who were ##holes to me had a severe change of attitudes after news of my altercation,I gues they didn't want any of GRANDMA's home-cooking!!! LOL. No other ncos challenged me to go to back-room to settle our differences.For my incident I was tranfered to another div-13th Coscom-which was unusual because it's next to impossible to get out of 1st Cav.I ets-ed from Ft Bliss,Tx-BOY WAS I GLAD TO leave tha army!!!! I was hollering THANK YOU JESUS as I did my final out.LOL!!!
Hey Brandon, I was disharged and am trying to upgrade. I wish I knew all the options before I was discharged. Have you found any information on a dependency disharge? If you want to pm instead I'd like to chat jayfitch100@gmail.com
My fiance was honorably discharged from the Armed Forces in 1984. 3 years active duty and 3 years inactive duty. Are there benefits for him and for me upon our marriage? He was discharged in 1984 and only receive disability social security presently.
As far as the GI bill is concerned the GI bill he had was watered way down. I'm happy for my brothers and sisters in arms that the GI bill was made an actual benefits package again. I was hoping it'd go retroactive but that didn't happen.
@@MiVidaBellisima lol ya feel me, she tripping. Military takes care of spouses don't get me wrong but for buddy to be out so long and you to come along after the fact, you don't and won't get shit unless thru him
Ronny Dunn It really just depends. On your DD 214 there is a re-enlistment code on the bottom. If you type that code into google you can find out if you’re suitable for future service
firelord47 you have to fill out a form as to the reason why it should be upgraded and you have to have evidence to help you case....so it by submitting written application first if you get denied you can request to speak before a board in D.C. very few ppl get their discharge upgraded
@@SalomonNavarrette Yeah I kinda agree but I know cats who retired with 20 years of service with VA pension making right now $6K a month just by staying alive 🥺🥺🥺🥺 I wish I would’ve stayed in 😩😩😩😩😩
Shiid I wanna join to actually be in wat I want to be a ranger but I smoke weed so they won’t let me go to meps even though I trained hard asf for it these dumbass laws are what’s keeping people who actually want to join frm joining🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Who dis? Lol. Whoever you are, keep doing you... and leave the military out ya mouth. 20yr vet here, spent many years with them confused mili brats. They come and go, and do nothing for our country. Wasted years on training and motivating new recruits who stayed in check out mode 6 months in till their last day. Respect to vets who stick it through to the end!
@@julioochoa3448 Some JewAko catz need to be shutting up And keep a shirt on, at least a button-up Yuck! Wanna be stripper male, but out of work jerk since they shut down Chippendales! “Dumile Darts”
That’s crazy scum bags can come in and get kicked out for whatever reason and then still got honorable in the future. The fact that they can still get the benefits that other people actually earned.
It doesn’t mean they didn’t earn it. Some of these people worked very hard but ran into an unfortunate circumstance or had a crappy chain of command. There are way too many different types of situations to group them all in one “scum bag” category
Uno Dos lmao plz don’t hit me with the poor chain of command. Poor c of command or not doesn’t decide wether you get kicked out for something stupid. I understand being young and getting a pass on some stufff but ultimately you take the risk And we all know the risk. They let us know time and time again
People with that type of mindset are the reason why active duty and veteran suicide rates are so high. To assume there’s no such thing as an extenuating circumstance in every negative discharge is not only closed minded, but also punitive and damaging. Life is not black and white, however, the lens of the DoD is. I knew a girl that was raped, literally RAPED by one of her superiors while she was in the service and didn’t report it out of fear of persecution and embarrassment. The trauma she went through negatively impacted her performance and she was subsequently discharged with an OTH for poor performance/misconduct. She fought harder than anyone i’ve ever seen to keep going and they still crucified her. Is she a scumbag? Is she not deserving to have her story heard and considered? I’m sorry if I’m coming off as shrewd but there are always 2 sides of every story. The fact that there’s a process that enables the other side of the story to be heard and considered is a good thing, not a bad thing. The people who are truly undeserving of a discharge upgrade will not receive one. Plain and simple.
@@conniefuselier2076 okay foster if thats the case then maybe he shouldn't have joined the military, or maybe he was never even fit mentally to join in the first place.
I just received notice that my other than honorable discharge was upgraded to an honorable and all benefits were restored. I did all of my own paperwork.
can you please shoot me an email im trying to get the paperwork done myself treshawn.weatherspoon@gmail.com
Dream Tax Service Inc. I'm trying to the leave the military early. I have no article 15s or any misconduct for that matter. Is it possible they can still give me a general discharge?
I would like to know what branch of service did you serve and howl long were you in the military? I did 20 years of service in the u.s. navy.... Was a Chief E7!
fred juice ptsd or medically separated you can or just stick out he enlistment
Aye boss u mine sharing what got you an OTH?
I'm still lost as to how he got out. I would love to get out. I'm depressed beyond recognition and my family is in shambles now. I want a life of peace.
Behavioral health? I feel you tho
Behavioral health? I feel you tho
@@YungDelirious they wouldn't help
Wangan300 speak to chaplain man it helps or speak to a psychiatrists. Get help from your chain of command my dude.
@@angeloramirez7360 I've been speaking with the chaplain and behavioral health. They haven't been useful in helping me feel different, getting additional help, or getting me out of the situation that is the military.
You want your discharge switched over because it also sits on your own conscious. You may have done more good than bad in your service. And you don't want to feel bad about your decision to go/join regardless of the circumstances of why you did it.
The mind reader?
Louiz is a friend of mine, and I also served in the military at the age of 18. It was tough (Army). but it worked out well for me at the end of 6 years. Honorable discharge and I learned a skill that I have I done (Radiology) for 37 years.
A bit disruptive, but this gentleman speaks a lot of truth to our experience. He seems very genuine in his advice.
Most people join the military because they've reached a low in their lives and believe the Armed Forces is the answer. When I enlisted in the Navy, I was a high school grad, with average grades, attending college part time while working a string of dead - end jobs. I was living at home at the time and frequently fought with my parents about my future. One day, i got so depressed about my current situation that I went straight to the Naval recruiting office. I took the TABE test, physicals and signed all the documents. Before I knew it, I was on my way to a new life of travel and adventure - or so I thought.
Per my original contract, I was supposed to be stationed in Japan for my first tour. By the end of NTC, I went to the dispatch station to retrieve my orders to report to San Diego West Pac Fleet. The petty officer at the desk told me that those orders were cancelled and that I would have to pick another duty station. At that point, I realized that I had been screwed and to avoid blowing off at the lady, I told her to pick one for me. VA was one and I can't remember the other. However, both were stateside and not what I originally signed up for. The whole reason I joined the military was to travel abroad. Instead, I got railroaded and ended up at Norfolk, VA. To say they least, my military career was soured from the start and never improved. After a string of "behavioral" problems, I was diagnosed with Axis 1 and Axis 2 mental disorders and discharged under OTH. Despite the positive aspects, joining the military (along side taking out federal student loans) was one of the worst decision of my life.
To summarize, doing business with the U.S. govt did not pan out well for me. I did everything I was required to do and yet, I did not receive just compensation whether it be in the form of serving at my agreed upon duty station or a guarantee of gainful employment for completing my degree. If I had to do it all over again, I would have requested guaranteed placement at my requested duty station of choice IN WRITING, signed and sealed and had it placed in my enlistment records from the start and NOT TAKE OUT STUDENT LOANS. Truthfully, I was a good sailor but t's hard to maintain when you cannot trust your superiors to keep their word and few of them ever did.
The only Axis 2 disorders are personality disorders, which even with an Honorable Discharge, screws you out of any VA benefits.
I would highly disagree with that statement. This is by far not the first reason why people join military, however by far not the patriotic reasons either.
What year was this?
Disagree! If your discharge is Honorable your definitely getting all benefits.An thats with any disorder your diagnois with.
I disagree with your assertion that "they've reached a low in their lives". I personally never met anyone that I served with that served because they were at a low in their lives. That's all you.
Where my Other than honorable dischargers at 😂😂 Thankful we ain't get dishonorable
Myles it's a struggle to reap the benefits of a OTH tho
Here I'm IZZ!!!!
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Pvt. Gomez does it affect you outside?
I’m in the airforce I’m about to get discharged lmao
@5:33 Anything that can happen outside the military, can happen in the military.
Not anything
@@poopa7642 I am prior military. I know what I am talking about.
It's crazy how just about everything you went through I went through.
I’m about to get a general discharge from the Army because I’ve been having trouble passing PT tests
Mike Vang I haven’t yet. I will be out in about 3 months. With National Guard it’s different because you guys only go to drill one weekend a month and two weeks a year so I don’t think they would expect you be physically fit all the time. I would talk with your commander and see what your options are.
CrowSanT you active? I’m in the same situation as you. Who told you it was going to be a general?
Pt is literally the easiest thing in the army..
What re code did you get?
@@NickyCleo do your time and get out
If you’re a female don’t join until your at least 25 years old, stronger and are able to speak out against sexual harassment. It happened to me, a girl i was in the Navy with and I hope we all know what happened to Vanessa Guillen!
Another Lying female
I was the same way when I joined.i got out with a chapter 8 under honorable conditions.
Hi may I know how you did it? My boyfriend is currently trying to get out ASAP he depressed and other stuff . I’m trying to find information for him. Any info would help a LOT thank you
@@verenicecamacho76 did he get out?
Got honorable discharge im so happy serve mine time and country
My boy on the rise what's good fool
Great interview
About to get this Honorable within the next month 💯
hello. May I ask you how did you do it and the process? my email address is bmarylyka@yahoo.com. thank you so much
@@vannykaxai The process is just by doing your time HONORABLY and not being a shitbag. Lmao
Man congrats you are locked in for life 🙅🏻♂️🙅🏻♂️🙅🏻♂️🙅🏻♂️🙅🏻♂️
@@vannykaxai did u get your discharge upgraded?
@@julioochoa3448 its not me. Its my boyfriend. He is still trying to figure how to do it.
sa brah i did the same thing i got my GED and my high school diploma i went to a adult school my teacher advise me get your GED they will add credits to your missing credits i got my diploma and i joined the marines in 1995did 4 years i got out for six months joined the army i was a 19K abrams tank creman i did 2 years at knox reenlisted to go to germany from germany deployed to iraq twice when iraq first jumped off fucked around got PTSD which i went to BNOC in route to ft. irwin"BIG FUCKING MISTAKE" after 14 years total service i was burnt out really bad tours in iraq26 months total served in iraq. i i PCS to ft irin the unit all fucked up i had a bad lower back i had a bulding disk. when it starts trippen i'm fucking done. they was more concerned about my ass to go out in thge field i turned 22 in boot camp i was 36 i told myself fuck these mutha fuckas i tried to pcs early from irwin they had my locked in for 2 years in that shit hole they lost my fucking paper work i waited 2 weeks and asked PAC these dick heads said ah man we lost your paperwork these cock suckers didnt even take thre time to let me know the base was only 2 hours away from vegas. i said fduck this shit i partied in vegas snorten yayo yhe next piss test i failed i came to the decision to leave i cant leave this place the only way to leave to get kicked out i had 14 years total service they gave my a geneneral under honorable discharge and a article 15 they took my promotable status and busted me down to spec SO FUCK YOU i have a honorarge from the marines i tried to upgrade it they denied it they pretty much said not in this exact words you have a good enough discharge drive on...... i found out all my illnesses wen i got out from VA i served 3 years having PTSD and deployed to iraq again with it find your RE code piece brah
Just got wavered for a general discharge 🙏🏼
Yo how’d you get this until tryna do the same
@@degoatt7536 you gotta talk to your attorney, he’ll lead you through what you have to do, it’s something you have to sign that says basically you’re waving your trial in exchange for a general discharge.
Life’s on the outside is rough with a general discharge with sooo many vets getting honorable discharge. Applying for a job against those guys is always a losing battle
@@mannystaytrill4196 What attorney ? Was it military counsel or civilian ?
@@AllThingsThruChrist military
Did 4 years in the Army. Got a article 15 my last 2 months in. Got a field grade and was offered to go to court marshal. I knew better. Most people think it’s like a civilian court. It’s 1 person who decides your fate. I lost rank and got out with a Hon discharge. You really have to fuck up to get a General discharge. I joined to fight a war and not to do details and bullshit.
Like awol?
What about for a DUI?
@@Mr.HighVibration update?
If u thinking about it unthink that shit
#HighRiseSociety™
big up
People with a oth discharge how did it effect civilian life?
It hasn't, but it still weighs on me. I feel as if I never finished what I started. I got chaptered 3 months before my ETS date..It really had nothing to do with me. I had a wife at the time that was in the states while I was in Germany. She ran up debt I could not pay and the banks were garnishing my checks. That was in 1990 and it still bothers me today.
I got out 3 years ago and it hurts me I got kicked out 1 month prior to my ets dates.
Robert Santiago how bad dies it affect you
Shit is rough with OTH on the civilian side working at Pizza Hut barely surviving in a one bedroom apartment. My biggest regret in life is not getting an honorable discharge. I know cats now that did 20 years collecting retirement and VA pay almost all of them are making at least 5k a month for life. Shit is depressing forget government jobs shit is real out here bro
@@julioochoa3448 lol bruh, I got an oth and it's plenty jobs better than pizza hut that'll hire you my nigga stop making excuses. Warehouse, factory, call centers and all bruh they don't give a fuck nor do they even ask about a discharge lol you just can't get a government jobs which is my only regret of having an oth.
Anyone know what refusal to train would do to me ik its a discharge
This man a straight up pog
Thank you. For the view
I have a general discharge and still got my post 9/11 Gi bill, va home loan certificate, and rated 70% disabled because of severe PTSD. wandering if I can upgrade to honorable because of them finding that I did have PTSD and was service-connected.
General for what?
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For anyone wondering- The only way you can still get your GI Bill with an General Discharge is if you completed your first contract honorably, then re-enlisted and got kicked out during your second term. Basically you completing your first enlistment contract honorably would entitle you to GI bill benefits. Now if you get a General Discharge during your initial enlistment term then you would NOT be entitled to the GI Bill, but you could still get VA disability compensation, VA loan, etc.
@@tezh5897 very true 👍
Only thing a honorable discharge affects is gi bill. You cant get the gi bill benefits if your diacharge is gen under honorable. I did two enlistments. One was honorable 3 and a half years the 2nd was general under honorable conditions. You can get everything else. Gen under honrable is virtually the same. So as long as you serve 3 years honorably you get the gi bill. I have every benefut that a honorably discharged vet has due to my first enlistment. But if my 1st enlistment was general under honorable conditions then no gi bill education benefits. According to the department of veterans affaira and any other fedeal agency a gen under honorable conditions discharge will give you the same points when. Applying for federal employ ment.
I worl for the federal and it has not affected me in no shape or form when trying to find work. A dishonorable or other than honorable conditions discharge is worst and you get no benefits.
Dale Harris when you applied for the fed job, did they ask for any type of explanation for the genral under honorable discharge?
frenchlift22 no they did not. According to the federal government for employment its a honorable discharge.
frenchlift22 Just apply for a job. Go on USAJobs.gov have some education and you will be surprised on what the outcome will be. If you are a disabled vet 30% or more even better. When applying for the jobs they have a questionaire about if you have experience or know the job. Just answer the questions on the questionnaire like your an expert or you will not get referred to the next level for possible interview candidates. They key is just get in the federal government. Regardless of the position and you can move around from there. As long as you qualify for the job you have a shot. Once you get the interview you have a 50% chance of getting hires.
Question I’m about to get out 2 years in getting med sep could I fight and get my full benefits
If you do your full contract (example 4 years that you enlisted with) and let's say you re enlist another 4 but get kicked out on your 5th you and get a general discharge under honorable you get all your gi bill va disability etc... but if you get a general discharge under honorable before your first contract I know you don't get your gi bill nor medical benefits I think you get the va loan not sure but my little brother recently refused the vaccine and get a general discharge under honorable after doing a little less than 3 years and he lost all that shit he even got 0% disability for a couple of things but the va said he has to pay for some type of insurance if he wants to be seen by them even for his service connected disability with are asthma and allergies
Honorable Discharge Thooo ✔
Yeah I kinda agree but I know cats who retired with 20 years of service with VA pension making right now $6K a month just by staying alive 🥺🥺🥺🥺 I wish I would’ve stayed in 😩😩😩😩😩
Probably about to get kicked out because im failing at upgrade training... feel like i just wasted alot of my (a little over a year and a half) time, and feel like a complete failure tbh.
How’d that go
@@Franks.18 Actually pretty well tbh, voluntary sep window came down and i was able to do it and i got out honorably :).
You need a full honorable discharge to qualify for the GI Bill.
Not necessarily true. Ive been in for 11 years and in the process of getting separated but because I reenlisted multiple time I receive full gibill benefits
@@rockbottom8046 you had a period of honorable service during one of your contracts to get the GI Bill. You must have a period of honorable service to get it. Facts
that is false.. you just have to have the days..
@@KB-ge4rn is this true? I’ve been in for 3 years and 8 months kind of worried about getting separated
@@nahdontthinkso9138 i have a oth and im using the gi bill now. i did 6 years... i reenlisted third year in..
Thought this was 2 chainz
I did 4yrs in US Navy and 6yrs in US Army,honorably discharged from both.That being said,the military isn't for everyone,there's a lot of bull@@it you have to put with,all tha veterans know what I;m talking about.When I transfered to tha army a whole other ballgame!!!! LOL!!!Ft Hood,Tx-1st Cav Div.Any army vets been stationed at Ft Hood-1st Cav??? First 3 months in I know I'm not re-enlisting-yeah,it was THAT bad-but nobody forced me to sign-up for tha army-so I started saving up money and leave days(95 leave days total)recieved a bonus-saved all of that to.Decided I'd beat then at their own game-HOO-RAH!!!! First 4 months in my 2nd platoon sgt decided he wanted to go to tha WOODLINE to handle our creative differences-we want to tha WOODLINE and a gave him a3 piece biscuit with EXTRA-GRAVY!!!! LOL.The news hit tha defac we worked at-I was a cook-and tha company,suffice to say I was now tha ALPHA of our platoon!!! Iwas an e-4 at this time.Mt platoon sgt would never make eye contact with me again nor talk directly to me any more,he'd relay orders thru my sqad leader.The staff sgts at tha defac who were ##holes to me had a severe change of attitudes after news of my altercation,I gues they didn't want any of GRANDMA's home-cooking!!! LOL. No other ncos challenged me to go to back-room to settle our differences.For my incident I was tranfered to another div-13th Coscom-which was unusual because it's next to impossible to get out of 1st Cav.I ets-ed from Ft Bliss,Tx-BOY WAS I GLAD TO leave tha army!!!! I was hollering THANK YOU JESUS as I did my final out.LOL!!!
Hey y’all, I’m trying to receive a dependency discharge. Does anyone know the process for this or has anyone gone through it?
Honestly in that spot right now. Army is causing more issues than its solving.
Hey Brandon, I was disharged and am trying to upgrade. I wish I knew all the options before I was discharged. Have you found any information on a dependency disharge? If you want to pm instead I'd like to chat jayfitch100@gmail.com
My fiance was honorably discharged from the Armed Forces in 1984. 3 years active duty and 3 years inactive duty. Are there benefits for him and for me upon our marriage? He was discharged in 1984 and only receive disability social security presently.
Ginger Ashford better go to VA as well
As far as the GI bill is concerned the GI bill he had was watered way down. I'm happy for my brothers and sisters in arms that the GI bill was made an actual benefits package again. I was hoping it'd go retroactive but that didn't happen.
If he got a honorable discharge, he's entitled to all benefits.
The mil takes care of him bc he sacrificed. They don't owe you shit🙄
@@MiVidaBellisima lol ya feel me, she tripping. Military takes care of spouses don't get me wrong but for buddy to be out so long and you to come along after the fact, you don't and won't get shit unless thru him
I like that hat. Gig’em
Can you re-enlist as active duty if you have a general discharge????
Ronny Dunn It really just depends. On your DD 214 there is a re-enlistment code on the bottom. If you type that code into google you can find out if you’re suitable for future service
Might need a waiver but it’s up to the recruiter if they want to get you back in
Let me tell you If it says "JKN 2-B" you can forget it ..
It’s all about your re code. A 3 or 4 is no good a 2 or 1 should be fine
No bro that ship has sailed 🙅🏻♂️
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Got my under honorable lol but I’m upgrading soon
how do you do that brother?
Did it change and what did you do ?
firelord47 you have to fill out a form as to the reason why it should be upgraded and you have to have evidence to help you case....so it by submitting written application first if you get denied you can request to speak before a board in D.C. very few ppl get their discharge upgraded
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I got OTH and I’m surviving 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
What did you do? Also what other examples for you to get OTH
@@SalomonNavarrettemultiple alcohol incidents and fighting
@@SalomonNavarrette Yeah I kinda agree but I know cats who retired with 20 years of service with VA pension making right now $6K a month just by staying alive 🥺🥺🥺🥺 I wish I would’ve stayed in 😩😩😩😩😩
@@SalomonNavarrette did u get out yet? What type of discharge!
Shiid I wanna join to actually be in wat I want to be a ranger but I smoke weed so they won’t let me go to meps even though I trained hard asf for it these dumbass laws are what’s keeping people who actually want to join frm joining🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
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All of that are a bunch of bull. You’re not getting any benefits with just 5 years. General or not, it doesn’t really matters.
Lol i had to laugh thanx for trying 2 speak on my life that you dont live by thanx
Who dis? Lol. Whoever you are, keep doing you... and leave the military out ya mouth. 20yr vet here, spent many years with them confused mili brats. They come and go, and do nothing for our country. Wasted years on training and motivating new recruits who stayed in check out mode 6 months in till their last day. Respect to vets who stick it through to the end!
Man you must be loving life with your military retirement and VA pay 🙅🏻♂️🙅🏻♂️🙅🏻♂️🙅🏻♂️
@@julioochoa3448 Some JewAko catz need to be shutting up
And keep a shirt on, at least a button-up
Yuck! Wanna be stripper male, but out of work jerk since they shut down Chippendales! “Dumile Darts”
@@EnEmBeeRealness 🤣🤣🤣🤣 fat keyboard warrior you SIMP your the true dummy serving for the military 20 years that’s a dummy move
That’s crazy scum bags can come in and get kicked out for whatever reason and then still got honorable in the future. The fact that they can still get the benefits that other people actually earned.
It doesn’t mean they didn’t earn it. Some of these people worked very hard but ran into an unfortunate circumstance or had a crappy chain of command. There are way too many different types of situations to group them all in one “scum bag” category
Uno Dos lmao plz don’t hit me with the poor chain of command. Poor c of command or not doesn’t decide wether you get kicked out for something stupid. I understand being young and getting a pass on some stufff but ultimately you take the risk And we all know the risk. They let us know time and time again
People with that type of mindset are the reason why active duty and veteran suicide rates are so high. To assume there’s no such thing as an extenuating circumstance in every negative discharge is not only closed minded, but also punitive and damaging. Life is not black and white, however, the lens of the DoD is. I knew a girl that was raped, literally RAPED by one of her superiors while she was in the service and didn’t report it out of fear of persecution and embarrassment. The trauma she went through negatively impacted her performance and she was subsequently discharged with an OTH for poor performance/misconduct. She fought harder than anyone i’ve ever seen to keep going and they still crucified her. Is she a scumbag? Is she not deserving to have her story heard and considered? I’m sorry if I’m coming off as shrewd but there are always 2 sides of every story. The fact that there’s a process that enables the other side of the story to be heard and considered is a good thing, not a bad thing. The people who are truly undeserving of a discharge upgrade will not receive one. Plain and simple.
First of all he's not a Scam bag. BITCH !!!! YOU DON'T KNOW WAT HIS SITUATION WAS AT THE TIME are wat his FAMILY SITUATION WAS !!!!!!
@@conniefuselier2076 okay foster if thats the case then maybe he shouldn't have joined the military, or maybe he was never even fit mentally to join in the first place.
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