What happens if you get honorably discharged?

An honorable discharge is by far the most common with over 85 percent of veterans receiving this type of discharge. Veterans with an honorable discharge are entitled to all VA benefits (e.g., disability compensation, educational, healthcare, vocational).

Why would you be honorably discharged?

You may qualify for an honorable discharge for medical reasons if you have suffered an injury or debilitating illness during service or during personal time. Conditions such as obesity, seasickness and airsickness also may qualify you for a physical discharge.

Can you get a job with a honorable discharge?

When applying for a Federal civil service job with a General Discharge, Under Honorable Conditions, a qualified individual with a passing score can receive a hiring preference. The application is a points-based system, so individuals with this discharge type who qualify can have up to 10 points added to their scores.

How common is an honorable discharge?

Honorable: 78.29 percent. General – Under Honorable Conditions: 6.36 percent. Under Other Than Honorable Conditions: 2.09 percent. Bad Conduct: 0.49 percent.

Can I be a cop with a other than honorable discharge?

Yes you can. I have seen many with an OTH hold federal, state, and police positions, even if it was for drug use. I have seen people get an OTH for the simplest things and get treated like trash as well. A “General discharge under other than honorable conditions” IS NOT a “Dishonorable” discharge.

What is a general other than honorable discharge?

An Other than Honorable Discharge (OTH) is a type of Administrative Discharge issued to enlisted members of the US Armed Forces . The condition of service is categorized as “other than honorable”. An OTH is considered to be “Bad paper”. Few people who complete their enlistment will receive an OTH, some, but not many.

What does honorable discharge mean?

An honorable discharge is where a service member has received a rating from good to excellent in their line of service. Those who have met or exceeded the required standards of duty are normally those who receive honorable discharges.

What is an undesirable discharge?

Undesirable discharge refers to an administrative discharge under “conditions other than honorable.” It is generally given to a member of the military who does not qualify for an honorable discharge. An undesirable discharge does not involve punishment. An undesirable discharge is given administratively and is defined as a separation under conditions other than honorable.”[ Pickell v. Reed, 326 F. Supp.

What is the definition of honorable discharge?

Definition of honorable discharge. : a formal release given a member of the armed forces at the conclusion (as by expiration of his or her enlistment) of a period of honest and faithful service.