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You can expect a phone call at the start of AT, then after AT a certified letter from your command called a Notification of Separation (NOS).
It will detail the entire procedure starting with when your SGLI will end to what your recommended characterization of discharge will be and how that will impact your VA benefit eligibility.
If won't matter if you didn't sign for the certified letter, they will still process the discharge.
It will detail the entire procedure starting with when your SGLI will end to what your recommended characterization of discharge will be and how that will impact your VA benefit eligibility.
If won't matter if you didn't sign for the certified letter, they will still process the discharge.
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Your eligibility for GI Bill is suspended when you become an unsatisfactory participant (stop showing up for drill or orders).
You may be able to fight for the return of some benefits, but I guarantee this will be much harder than working the problem at the local level.
https://www.in.ng.mil/Portals/33/Resources/Troop_Resources/Office%20of%20the%20Staff%20Judge%20Advocate/PDFs/Unsatisfactory_Participation.pdf?ver=2019-03-15-153028-650
https://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill/docs/pamphlets/ch1606_pamphlet.pdf
You may be able to fight for the return of some benefits, but I guarantee this will be much harder than working the problem at the local level.
https://www.in.ng.mil/Portals/33/Resources/Troop_Resources/Office%20of%20the%20Staff%20Judge%20Advocate/PDFs/Unsatisfactory_Participation.pdf?ver=2019-03-15-153028-650
https://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill/docs/pamphlets/ch1606_pamphlet.pdf
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You can't RST active duty orders, they have to be amended or revoked. For some units, AT is the only chance they have to complete weapons qualification, among other trainings. Missing it makes you unqualified for the whole year.
Have you requested a partial AT? You'll need to be upfront about your family reasons with your leadership and discuss what portion of AT you would be required to attend.
Failing to attend AT, when you have an approve AT order, is called missing movement and is punishable by discharge.
Have you requested a partial AT? You'll need to be upfront about your family reasons with your leadership and discuss what portion of AT you would be required to attend.
Failing to attend AT, when you have an approve AT order, is called missing movement and is punishable by discharge.
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You’ll be considered an unsatisfactory participant and the commander could initiate separation from service.
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