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03-31-2008
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Rep Power: 0 | | military law question im in the national guard and ive been going to drill (rsp) for about a year now and im scheduled to ship to basic in june, so i havent been to basic or meps to swear in for the second time, i want to get out for good reasons, ive checked the list of accepted reasons and they're all on there, but my recruiter says ill get a dishonorable discharge if i get out before i go to basic, but i am definatley not going to basic so he cant try to scare me into and ive completely made up my mind, is there any way to avoid getting this dishonorable discharge (besides staying in the military of course)?
in all the other branches, like the navy, army, whatever... as long as you havent been basic you can just never talk to your recruiter again and not go to drill and not ship for basic and nothing will happen, they'll just tear up your contract but this is not the case with the national guard, can i get out without going to basic and without being charged? | | Domain Names Sponsor | | |
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