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To: pepsionice

It used to take (in the 1990s) two or three months to process people like this out. I think in the past twenty years...they’ve gotten this down to seven days.

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A dishonorable discharge for her?

It is not fun for a job applicant to explain to the interviewer the reason for a dishonorable discharge...


12 posted on 07/24/2020 1:18:08 AM PDT by L.A.Justice
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To: L.A.Justice

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19 posted on 07/24/2020 1:44:38 AM PDT by Chickensoup (Voter ID for 2020!! Leftists totalitarian fascists appear to be planning to eradicate conservatives)
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To: L.A.Justice

Not likely a dishonorable. There are avenues to delay by DDs and it takes considerably longer if they are resisted for behaviour that is not outright criminal. A General is easier but still tedious for the military. Unless she has been cited for some egregious on duty or on station conduct she would most likely get a quick Honorable “for the good of the Navy.” A lesser discharge is usually not worth the hassle.


24 posted on 07/24/2020 2:31:38 AM PDT by arthurus (io h m)
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To: L.A.Justice
It is not fun for a job applicant to explain to the interviewer the reason for a dishonorable discharge...

Unless she goes to some "woke" company. I'm sure she'd fit right in at Nike or Google or Facebook.

41 posted on 07/24/2020 5:37:46 AM PDT by Sirius Lee (They are openly stating that they intend to murder us. Prep if you want to live.)
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