Army Discharge?

Question

I am a veteran. I asked for help because of PTSD but instead got kicked out before I even knew what was going on. I love the service, and loved what I used to do, I feel horrible for what happened will I ever be able to rejoin? I should have never asked for help.....
I received an "uncharacterized"
RE code 3
JFV
Under chapter 5-13

Answer 1

Thanks so much for your sacrifice.... Please try to find out where your local Vet affairs officer is, most likely the unemployment office can give you the address and phone #... Combat veterans have specific rights, be sure to ask him....Demand what you deserve, and if you cannot get satisfaction through the VA, get a lawyer and demand your day in court... Personally, I wish you the best... Our Vets desreve due recognition for their personal sacrifice, and I for one appreciate everything you did for us all... Good Luck...

Answer 2

Generally you are given an 'uncharacterized' discharge when you were not in the military long enough to qualify for benefits.

Sounds to me like the medical people determined that you had a pre-existing medical condition that rendered you 'medically unfit' for service.

Answer 3

First of all, I would just like to say how grateful I am for all of the dangerous jobs you do to protect me. Words are at a loss for describing my thanks.

As for your question, I doubt that you will be allowed back in, I am sad to say. The U.S. armed forces does not want to have someone whom they are not sure how they will react in war, I'm afraid. I'm not an expert on this, so I suggest you that you look up armed forces official websites or the U.S. government's department of Veteran's Affair's official website.

Again, thank you for all you have done and God bless you.

Answer 4

There's always room here in the Air National Guard!

Answer 5

If that is true... and there isn't anything extenuating that you failed to mention, call the ACLU and get a lawyer.

Answer 6

What is PTSD?