Posted on Dec 19, 2018
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(in my situation, im getting either; honorable, general under honorable, general other than honorable, general)
Depending on what kind of discharge you get, will GI Bill be taken from you?
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SFC Retention Operations Nco
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The rule is that you must have an honorable and complete the whole contract if you came in on a two year, or complete at least three years of your contract. If you complete less than 36 months you will receive a prorated portion of one month benefits for every month of service.
No honorable, no GI Bill.
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LTC Eugene Chu
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Along with normally requiring an honorable discharge, one must complete at least 36 months of active service (active duty for initial training does NOT qualify).
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SGT Joseph Gunderson
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Depending on if there have been changes - and this is something you need to bring up with JAG - you may receive a pro-rated amount of your benefits.
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