[wideawake]

She's trying to get out of the army, and this is her way of doing it. That's all.

Nowadays you generally need to commit a crime to get dishonorably discharged - this is a good way to get one without opening yourself to criminal penalties.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Well, they can't bust her to a lower rank.

[butter pecan fan]

I think you're right.

[elbucko]

She's trying to get out of the army, and this is her way of doing it. That's all.

That she is.

I once told a Sergeant that the Commander-in-Chief, President Lyndon Johnson, "was a low down dirty S*n *of a B!tch"! He agreed and said I was in the majority and to sling arms and continue to march.

However, I think this is going to work for her. A "dishonorable" is not far away, or a "general" on plea.

[Charles Martel]

She's trying to get out of the army, and this is her way of doing it. That's all.

Yep, probably so. I hope she is not discharged for that exact reason. In fact, I'd like to see the Army promote her - to P.L.O.!

[B. Rabbit]

"Nowadays you generally need to commit a crime to get dishonorably discharged - this is a good way to get one without opening yourself to criminal penalties."

Actually, an inventive JAG lawyer could indeed open this up for criminal penalties.

[k2blader]

Hm, if so, good riddance.