im not an expert and the language of the memorandum is particularly misleading (as DoD instructions often are). there are some states that will accept general discharges and give benefits equal to the GI Bill (like texas). unfortunately, the only way to be certain of type of discharge is to wait

administrative under honorable conditions, not quite the same as honorable

administrative discharge under honorable conditions unless your record of service is not characterized by honorable service. its in section 4.4 of the linked memorandum

administrative under honorable conditions unless your service does not characterize "honorable" is what its gonna be. you get all benefits from what ive read

the waiver is applicable if you've been active duty for 36 months and havent attempted to transition lmfaooo its so unjust

tuna melt? are you 65? spicy italian on top is objectively correct though

Liv Agar :)!

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