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WHAT MUST THE COMMANDER DO BEFORE THEY CAN INITIATE A CHAPTER 14? a. Only for discharge under paragraphs 14-12a and l4-12b, the soldier must be formally counseled in writing at least once...
Under Chapter 14, there are four types of separation actions for misconduct: (1) conviction by a civil court; (2) pattern of minor military disciplinary infractions; (3) pattern of military or civilian misconduct; and. (4) commission of a serious offense.
Discharge or release from active duty prior to expiration of term of service † 1–28, page 13 Section V Effective Date of Discharge, page 13 Effective date of discharge † 1–29, page 13 Mental incompetence † 1–30, page 14 When retained in service awaiting trial or result of trial † 1–31, page 14 Section VI Medical Processing, page 14
A general discharge indicates that you had problems while you were in the military and may cause prejudice in civilian life. However, because it is under honorable conditions and is still...
2 and 14– 12c(2)). o Incorporates Army Directive 2021 – 07, Individual Ready Reserve Management, by adding mobilization asset requirements (para 1 – 36). o Updates general guidance for discharge in lieu of trial by court-martial (para 10 – 1).
This chapter establishes policy and prescribes procedures for separating personnel for misconduct because of minor disciplinary infractions, a pattern of misconduct, commission of a serious offense, conviction by civil authorities, desertion, and absence without leave. 14–2. Policy.
An OTH discharge will deprive you of most of the benefits you could receive from an Honorable discharge and may cause you substantial prejudice in civilian life. Generally, an OTH is only...
