PatekPhilippe
Senior Member
she did NOT get a dishonorable discharge, it said she got an "administrative discharge"....
AND as I said on the other thread about this...she would NOT be court martialed and this would be settled without such!
she also worked the years she was in her position so she did not take anything that was not due...
Not completing her service, she is not eligible for veterans benefits, which is understandable.
Court martials are rare. They only happen when a service member requests one or someone really screwed up.
I'd venture to guess that she got an "Other Than Honorable" discharge, which is basically the norm for all people who refuse deployment.
"Administrative discharge" is not an actual discharge that I am aware of. It just means they are administratively separating her from the Army by discharge.
This is right. The correct term should have been "administrative separation".....which takes place in an Article 15 hearing.