Discharge
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Posted on Nov 12, 2024
My discharge shows A1C, but my DD form 214/215 shows A2C. How can I get the 214/215 to match my discharge?
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Could it be that at the time of your RFRAD (214) E3 was called A2C and by the time of your Discharge (likely 2 to 4 years later) E3 had been changed to A1C. I say this due to the fact that your profile says Air Police, a term that also is no longer in use by the Air Force.
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A1C James Sellards
THX SP5 Keane and yes, that's true, I think my new DD 215 states government police (maybe). What's the new term? And yes, there was a time difference of 2+ yrs. I enclosed a copy of the orders from USAF reserves stating A1C, but they yet denied.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
~Screw A Bunch Of Titles ~
~"SHOW Me The MONEY"~
I Was An"Airman 2nd Class" In 1965
When I Completed My 4 Years Enlistment.
Now I R "A First Class Airman"~ Can I Apply For "Back Pay"?
~"SHOW Me The MONEY"~
I Was An"Airman 2nd Class" In 1965
When I Completed My 4 Years Enlistment.
Now I R "A First Class Airman"~ Can I Apply For "Back Pay"?
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From March 1967 it was A2C but then converted to A1C in October 1967, still being the E3 pay grade. This same time includes the switch from A1C (E4) to become Sergeant (E4) which then branched off to Sergeant and Senior Airman sharing E4 (in 1976 and the only difference being the White or Blue Star).
If you were discharged just prior to October 1967 (or on the cusp of the switch), then the A2C on your DD 214 stands correct. But, since there is not an A2C rank option on RP, then obviously A1C is the choice to go.
Since you didn't lose any pay, and after all this time.....I am curious as to the nature of why this is important?
If you were discharged just prior to October 1967 (or on the cusp of the switch), then the A2C on your DD 214 stands correct. But, since there is not an A2C rank option on RP, then obviously A1C is the choice to go.
Since you didn't lose any pay, and after all this time.....I am curious as to the nature of why this is important?
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
IS It Important"? You Ask...
This Coming From A 2 Stripe 1st Class Airman ~ LMAO
My Answer Is Simple : "NOPE"
As It Was GIVEN To Everyone,
It's NOT A Promotion, It's Pure Bull Skip...
The Kind Ya Don't Wanna Step On. ~~ I'd Say It Was Simply
Wording To Make We Of The Lower Class Feel Better And As A1C
Becomes A Staff Sargent....What A Load...!!
This Coming From A 2 Stripe 1st Class Airman ~ LMAO
My Answer Is Simple : "NOPE"
As It Was GIVEN To Everyone,
It's NOT A Promotion, It's Pure Bull Skip...
The Kind Ya Don't Wanna Step On. ~~ I'd Say It Was Simply
Wording To Make We Of The Lower Class Feel Better And As A1C
Becomes A Staff Sargent....What A Load...!!
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EASY~~ You Probably Served Somewhere Around The Time I Did~~ USAF 06/29/1961 ~ 06/10/1965, When My 2 Stripes Said "I Was An Airman SECOND Class";~~ Then All Of A Sudden I Had A "Mental Health Promotion" To Airman FIRST Class ~ Probably NO Money, But Now I Could Call Home And Say "Hey MOM Guess Who Became An "Overnight Airman FIRST Class."......"?
~~ OKAY ~~ Anyone Actually Know What The TRUTH Is?~~ I "Ain't" Got No Clue!
~~ OKAY ~~ Anyone Actually Know What The TRUTH Is?~~ I "Ain't" Got No Clue!
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