how do you get out of the navy without having like dis honorary discharge?

Question

I am just wondering how people get out, not being a medical discharge and or dis honorary discharge? or that their contracts are up.

Answer 1

Disclose the fact - if you can prove it - that you're a practising Homosexual - (men and women can do this), disclose to your superior officer that you have a mental condition - the responsibilities of performing your duties can cause further stress, disclose that you have some type of disease or injury that would prevent you from performing your duties as required, and sometimes the stress and strain of your family - your responsibilities to a Mother, Wife, or Child - maybe they have a life threatening disease and you're the one responsible for them legally!
These have to be documented and you need professionals, counsellors, physicians records, if homosexual - the individual that you have a relationship would come to the board or enquiry to state the truth of the relationship and the Soldiers participation in this Homosexual relationship! The United States military - all branches have a "no ask - no disclosure policy regarding Homosexuality! But once an individual discloses Homosexuality as a fact - then it has to be addressed! The last example I gave is the most difficult - the United States military has resources and Social Workers and medical hospitals - so the military person can make a family member a dependant and they would have access to medical, medications, and treatment of any disease! It's possible to get out of the military - but it can be a long process even for a person who discloses their Homosexuality!

Answer 2

Dishonorable discharge, medical discharge, retirement, and fulfillment of enlistment obligation are the primary ways a person's military service can end. RARELY, someone may get a hardship discharge....for instance if several members of the same family were killed in the line of duty, a remaining member of the family still in the service might be able to receive a hardship discharge before his enlistment was up.

Answer 3

in case you shop a criminal professional that focuses on defense force regulation, you will get this upgraded to a minimum of a few thing greater than dishonorable. I doubt you will ever be able to connect any service as a results of fact i'm specific you have the backside reenlistment code on the checklist. Are you specific which you acquire a dishonorable? that is style of a criminal conviction. till you probably did some thing criminal, you will have gained an administrative or "different than honorable" discharge. lower back, those could be upgraded over the years by using a criminal professional. in case you rather have a dishonorable, i'm specific the defense force could have no hassle looking it.

Answer 4

When your commitment is up and hopefully you are honorably discharged. That's why your initial commitment is usually 4 years then you can decide to re-up for 2 years at a time. That is for active duty. Not sure about reservists.

Answer 5

smoke some pot...got to the brig for 30 days then get an OTH other than honorable discharge. So all in all you could be out in about 2 months...but you do lose most of your VA benefits becuase you are a pot head.

Answer 6

if you watched the show "Mash" with any frequency, one of the characters on the show, Clinger, acted insane and dillusional in an effort to be released from the military


I have also heard of serious medical illnesses being released

and I'm not sure about this one, but I think I heard somewhere about being openly gay

Answer 7

It's called a dishonorable discharge!! Want to get out before your enlistment is up? Tell the CPO you're GAY!!

Answer 8

other than medical, only honorable discharge. It's a commitment

Answer 9

you have to have a review by an XO and CO they are the ones who can grant you a discharge.... So plead your case to them....

Answer 10

sometimes the military allows a 3month early out. that's what my husband had to do. b/c back in Dec my mom found out she has breast cancer. so when my husbands ship went out. i moved back to Ohio with our 2kids. but taking care of my mom, a 16month old and a 2month old was just to much for me to handle. so the let him out early. you could have the soldier check about it with his command.