how can someone in the national guard get out of it without bad repercussions to his future?

Answer 1

The only ways to get out of the National Guard without adverse repercussions are: (1) to serve your time and get an honorable discharge, (2) to get a hardship discharge -- and you have to meet the criteria for it, usually involves death of a parent or spouse, (3) be discharged for medical reasons -- you didn't do anything wrong, but you no longer meet the physical qualifications required to serve in the National Guard.

Once you sign the papers and take the oath you can't change your mind and "back out." You're expected to honor your contract, and if you're involuntarily discharged from the National Guard for misconduct or unsatisfactory performance, that's going to stick with you for the rest of your life. ANY employer (including McDonald's) who has a job applicant that received anything other than an honorable discharge will want to know why, and in most cases those who don't get an honorable discharge don't get a job.

Answer 2

In the real world, go to Canada and ask for political asylum.

Answer 3

If you have a lgitimate reason for wanting out, then go to your co, im sure he will help you. if you dont have a good reason then you will just have to wait for your discharge.

Answer 4

Fall on a live grenade to protect his buddies.

Answer 5

if it's w/in 1 year of his enlistment, he could get out for "failure to adjust". after a year, you don't have a choice but to finish out your enlistment

Answer 6

Serve your time or deal with the punishment.

Answer 7

I am pretty sure that they can't, not without a VERY good reason.

Answer 8

Yes, do your contracted enlistment period.