whats the easiest way to get outta the Navy without getting a bad record.?
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EASIEST = serve out your contract honorably!
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i would advise you to get an appointment with your command sgt-major in your batallion.true he's a lifer but he is also pretty sharp.He did not become a SGT/Major for being stupid.He could guide you in the right direction.Also get in touch with your Pio\n[public information officer]Go to the internet and contact the associatuion of realators from whatever state oyur from.Contact also the directorof education on your base command.Ask questions a lot of questions.Don't  think your being dumb no matter what they sound like ask anyway.You'd be amazed how many people want to help you all you need to do is simply ask.Real-estate is risky but life is risky.Your in a place today where its "Extremely"dangerous.But you have managed to stay alive.You've kept you ass to the ground and your gear in check.You have "Suvvior"Marine.If you can stay alive under these conditions the rest of life is a "Picnic"But there are "Sharks"in civilian life as well as in a combat"Z*O*N*E* you have tools out here that will protect you as there are ways to protect you in the "Marines"out here your weapons are your instincts friends and connections.but you can make it hell you made basic training you made combat just as your Sgt./Major  and your di's taught\nyou how to march be aharp and alert.Out here there are weapons that are needed as well.people out here will lie and cheat you make no mistake about that\nMarine.Its sad but true.If all fails you have the military to fall back upon.Consider if you do 20 in the marines you have a good pension your  just in your 30', 18+20 is 37 do what you want but you can't do much better.a full pension before your 40\nhow many civiliAn firms can offer you that.Get the best deal before you make a decision.Walk carefully marine there is a different "Mine"-Field out here.Take advantage of all your exposed too.The key is education.That is what opens up the "M*A*G*I*C*\ndoor.If Real-Estate is you thing "GO-FOR-IT-MARINE\nGo all the way get locked into a firm that pays the highest commission rate one that takes care of their people and rewards then for their "Efforts"\nA company that has a philosphy of hurrah for ma and screw you don't touch then with a 10 foot pole.Avoid them them like you'd avoid a "SNIPER"\nStay close to your "Dad" he is no dummy.He worked hard all his life.For Who? your mother his women and his sons and daughters.He loves you and if necessary would die for you your his Pride "Marine"\nhe misses you and his wife cry's for your welfare.I have 2 girls and just recently a grand-daughter.\nThey work.Thje one is in retail and is a manager of a chain.The other is in civil service.A good girl.\nI did not raise any whores.They are my pride.shelly my oldest will be a president of a chain one day.Kitty is content being a mother wife,taking care of her husband.Well hell Marine i got to get out of here.Take care of yourself be good to your mother&Dad make then "Proud" Marine.may the good lord take a liking to you and watch over you.\nMost Respectfully,\nMichael Obrien\nscreamingeagles3@yahoo.com\nJanuary 08,2006\nMessage Sent>4:22 Est<
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Daddys Nurse,\n\nAll military personnel records are kept at the St Louis records office.  Hang onto the 214, it is gold!!  In one of my previous answers someone was asking about VA home loans and business loans.  I provided him with a ton of information that you will need.  It is in my best answer profile.  Contact the VA, Local/closest military installation personnel office, military recruiting station,  American Legion or Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) organization.  You can also log onto military.com for assistance.  You are on the right track and something will pop up for you very soon.  Since your ex was a veteran, his son may qualify for educational assistance for college or vocational schools?  Now is the time to investigate this, because the process can be lengthy and tied up with a lot of red tape.  I hope this helps.  Good Luck!\n\nV/r  RJ
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the fastest and easiest are constable offices.it is a den of politics and the buddy system but it will get you started.as soon as you can get away from the constable dept. and go with a credible agency
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I was a female in the navy for 4 yrs. I learn a lot and had great fun doing it. The freinds you make in there last forever and it is a different kinda friends too. More special I would say. I got out in 96 and still talk to a few of my closer friends. As far as jobs no it didnt help me in a way, the job I had was an operational specialist. radar, navagation, and that kinda stuff near the bridge of the ship ( top ) If I had it to do over again I would make sure that the job I got was one that would trasfer to a civilian job. Which mine didnt. But having been in the Navy looks great on resumes.I will never regret my choice to join. What an andverture. traveling was the best. Singapore, Guam, Hawii,Hong Kong, Germany, Persian Gulf, Dubai let alone the states. I would strongly recommend if to a female for sure, specially if you have no outlook for college or anything like that. Cause I didnt even want to think of college.. So I hope you choose what is good for you and have fun doing whatever it is that the future stores. Best of luck to you
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It all depends on how the commanding officer wants to handle it.\n\nYou can get an Article 15, which will probably order a court martial (as for a special if it is not handed over to a General and get a real live lawyer).  The court martial can kick you out, give you big time brig time, both - being kicked out after the brig time, all but being hanged or turned loose if you are found guilty.  \n\nYour discharge will be Dishonorable, you will get no VA benefits and things like that.  It can hurt employment, cost you money because of lost salary because of the Dishonorable, etc.\n\nFour years in the Navy working for JAG as a Legal Clerk and Court Reporter.
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First, provided you're upfront with your recruiter you normally won't get disqualified from joining the Navy for that kind of misdemeanor.  \n\nBut, before you plead guilty, I would encourage you to keep that court date, explain your situation to the judge, and very respectfully ask to be let off with a warning and no conviction.  Explain that you're about to go into the Navy, and you're afraid it might hurt your career...  Who knows-- it can't hurt.  If he says yes, great. If he says no, pay the fine right then and there.\n\nThe conviction won't disqualify you from serving, but you'll get asked about it over and over again, when you're up for re-enlistment, if you need to get a security clearance, etc.  If you can avoid that hassle, do.
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Join the Navy and go to Hospital Corsman "A School"
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No.  The only way to get out of yoru current contract is to get accepted into a Commisioning Program.  Otherwise, you must succesfuly complete your current enlistment before trying to go elsewhere.  But Navy and AF are full, and aren't taking many, if any, prior service at this time.  Blue to Green Program will get you into the Army fairly easily.
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Nope, will not happen. Even if you get a mental discharge. It is other than honorable...which is crap. How much time you have left? Hang in there. Be over before you know it.\n\nEDIT: I know your pain.....I went into the Navy at 26...i completely see and understand all you are saying. Hang in there. Most of the younger bucks lose face when they start acting all big and bad. Don;t worry about it. \n\nBut, remember: You face the same thing in the real world. I work at an Engineering firm now. And my BOSS is a 23 year old brat.
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take your DD 214 and go to a va hospital\nthe fastest way is to go to the ER at the VA\nif you had less than 90 days active duty take you income verfy with you
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You can almost always get a waiver!!! Join the USMC and become a member of the few and the proud... You will gain poise, confidence, and skills that will last you a lifetime. Good luck
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So you decided to become a sea going bell hop.....\n\nFirst off I want to say you might have made the best decision or the worst decision in your life. The military isn’t for everybody. First things first you got to get to MEPs once your there they will give a physical and ask you some questions. Once you get to boot camp you’re going to think this was a bad idea. Just remain calm and don’t panic and keep your mind on the task at hand boot is one of the most important events in your military life when you get into trouble where ever you are you will automatically go back to your most basic training. So pay attention! Secondly don’t get pissed off at your drill instructors they may seem to hate you but just remember they hate every one equally and they are just there to help you. First they will try and make themselves the enemy so that your unit will bond with each other, most people think they try to break you this is false. They try and make you hate them so much that you will wish they were dead. At this point you just need to obey and you need friends. If you alienate your self in boot camp you will only find your self alone. Alone you are vulnerable and you will not make it. Near the end of boot you’ll notice a change in your drill instructors they become like your family with a mother a father and a big brother try and figure out their roles to understand how they will react. \n\nAs for advice in dealing with your parents, this will be the hardest part you’ll need people back home that support you they need to have enough respect for you that you can make your own decisions as an adult. Yes Bush is an Idiot, but at the same time as a sailor, marine, soldier, or airman you can’t choose who and when you want to serve. That is something that some one out side of the military cant understands. Say for example that you joined up before the Iraq war or even before 9/11 you can’t say I am not going to war. You just have to make the best out of your situation you have to tell your self how can I make this better how can I improve this situation. One of the best qualities about Marines is their ability to improvise, when you are fighting a war that you don’t agree with just see what you can do to make it better, a lot of people do this every day most just feel that they are fighting for their buddies to keep them alive. Just remember that you can’t second guess you’re self that you have to do the job or you or a friend will not make it home. No pressure right? On top of that you may never see Iraq. The best advice I can give you in the field is if you’re in the infantry trust in your friends not your weapon remember it is made by the lowest bidder. \n\nAll in all joining the military is a unique experience one that will help you on your way to opening a business just look at the rise in companies after the second world war hence why they are called the “Greatest Generation.” We just have to have a positive out look on a very negative situation maybe just maybe our boys and girls coming home will be like that generation.
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If you want to get out, the best way is to go to the chaplain on base. The chaplain is your best hope. Speak with him about being attracted to your fellow officers (yes, in a gay way!), that you find you feel this way often, don't know what to do about it, your'e really confused, etc. Also, if you had any recreational drug use in your past, now is the time to mention it, and that you just don't feel you made the right choice in joining the military., etc. The chaplain was the first person I spoke with before I got out. If you are already on base, he will be your best resource. Whatever you do, just make sure you don't go overboard (sounding like a total nutjob will get you some serious time in the psychiatric ward, where no one will be able to contact you, you will have no contact with the outside world, and godknows what could happen to you.) \n   Failing a drug test is also a way to get booted quick, but think, think about your future. Do what you can to get an honorable discharge, or a medical discharge, having a dishonorable discharge is almost like having a prison record.\n  Accidentally shooting yourself in the foot might do it, but save that for a last resort. Also, do not try to committ any crime to get out. The only thing/place worse than a military psyche ward is military prison.\n          Good luck- I truly wish you the best. If none of my advice works, I would suggest bookin' it to Canada or Mexico until this frigging war is over. \n                                  Love, Joan
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Unfortunately nowadays...it is VERY difficult for them to let go. I got a General Discharge under Honorable conditions while being activated under the Army reserves. My best advice is to get out if you are not deployed. Fail PT tests or gain weight. If you are deployed it will be that much harder...It will take time, but if you don't mind it is possible. Seek for a medical discharge or you have to file a claim against their beleifs...something like you are against war and can not be in the Army beacuse of your religion. It will take time, but it will be worth it. GOOD LUCK!\n...FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE NO CLUE, IT IS NEVER TO LATE TO CHANGE YOUR MIND, AND SOMETIMES YOU ARE NOT TOLD THE TRUTH, NOT JUST ABOUT THE MONEY, BUT TIME TO GO TO SCHOOL, HELP WITH SCHOOL, AND THE ACTUAL JOB YOU WOULD BE DOING. I SIGNED UP TO BE AN ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST, AND I ENDED UP BEING DEPLOYED FOR POSTAL WORK IN SOME INFANTRY UNIT RIGHT IN THE HEART OF IRAQ. I HAD NO TIME FOR SCHOOL, WHEN I APPLIED FOR VA ASSISTANCE I WAS DENIED, AND MOST OF ALL WHEN I WAS SICK THEY PRETTY MUCH SAID 'WELL YOU LOOK PHYSICALLY OKAY, SO O WELL.' THEY FINALLY LET ME GO, WHEN I SHOWED THEM PROOF OF MY REGUALR DR. AND SAW THAT I WAS NOT OKAY!
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You can do that, but if you want financial security I would recommend getting into the IT Rating as they get paid up to $3,000 extra a month AIP and rake in up to $40,000 re-enlistment bonuses, plus they are in high demand in the civilian sector after all the training they get in the Navy!\n\nSo if you gut out the IT Rating and save and invest all this money in  a few years you can get out with financial security and do what ever you want (i.e. jet engine mechanic, etc...) and I forgot to mention with the GI Bill/College Fund you could have almost $60,000 dollars for College to boot!