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If a soldier served during the war, but saw zero combat, are they considered a veteran?

You are mincing words. There are three types of Veterans. (And, little actual distinction between them, either):War veteran who was in a Combat Zone; Ex. Vietnam War VetWar veteran who was not in a combat zone: Ex. Vietnam Era VetNon-War veteran who served: Ex. A plain old peacetime VetThe unique distinction? The folks in category #1 can join the VFW and/or The American Legion. The folks in categories 2 & 3 can join The American Legion.PS. Those two organizations limit membership through their Charters and are wholly civilian organizations.//DISCLAIMER: I qualify under category #2.//CONFUSION FACTOR: Those who served in Korea. No war was declared & even having been in combat, the VFW in the ’50s, and later, for a while wrt Vietnam also, refused admission because, well, “They didn’t serve in a declared war!” …This ended when the WW2 vets started to die off & the VFW was faced with collapsing posts in the early ‘80s. (Funny, how that attitude changed.) And, by that time, many a Vietnam War Vet had gone onto other things & never again bothered with the VFW.//ADDED: Thomas West suggested a fourth category:A peacekeeping Vet, for those of us who served in places like Somalia or Bosnia, where it was still hostile, campaign medals were issued, but it was not technically speaking a ”war zone”.This caused me to remember a tale about many folks who were stationed overseas in a country as a revolution was fomenting:I knew a USAF Captain who was assigned to Tehran before the Shah fell. (It was a war zone in everything but name with daily bombings and assassinations.) I watched him get RIFfed because, well, ‘Nam was over, and, ………..//ADDITION suggested by Joseph Martinez: *To answer your question. Yes, if you've served, you're a veteran.

How would I go about getting the Good Conduct Medal I did not receive upon discharge in 1965? I had three years service and no d

Finally a real question.While the Good Conduct Medal isnt a high award, it is a real award, and it is common to make a display of one's military awards to commemorate your service, and you want the complete set.Okay, first you need to look on your dd214․ did they type in the letters GCM? At a minimum, you earned the NDSM, and GCM —two awards for serving honorably in 1965. The NDSM was because Vietnam had kicked off by 1965 and so you were in an army at war (yeah yeah, police action, so was Korea) anyone in service January 1, 1961, to August 14, 1974 got this automatically. You should have two medals or more, depending on if you deployed, or you served in an elite unit, etc. These days that stuff automatically populates by computer—back then a personnel clerk would have had to type it in.Sometimes that happens and while the unit doesn’t give you your medal, it is right there in the 201 file so they put it on your paperwork. When I retired they forgot to give me my retirement award, and I had to ask the clerk for it.If GCM is there, you can get your “lost” medal issued here at no cost to you:How to Replace Lost Military Medals, Awards, and DecorationsOkay, what if you lost your DD-214 and you can't tell if you were ever awarded the GCM? Get a copy of your DD-214Request your military service records (including DD214) | Veterans AffairsOkay, you have your military records, and the E-4 who cut your discharge orders was having a bad day and didn't type anything in the awards block of the DD-214.Now what? You have to get your DD-214 amended to correct the mistake.HRC Homepage“If you are in need of a correction to your Certificate of Release of Discharge from Active Duty (DD Form 214), you must submit a written request for a correction (DD Form 215) and include a copy of your DD Form 214. Your request needs to prdetails about the items you believe to be in error including copies of documentation that support the changes.If you are a discharged veteran, changes to your official records are only warranted if the change occurred during your tour of active duty or reserve service.If you are a retiree, you can request change or correction of your official military records any time. Changes include information such as your name, social security number, date of birth or place of birth. You must attach copies of supporting documents to your request. Examples of supporting documents include:Divorce decreeCourt orderBirth certificateSocial Security CardYou can submit your requests in letter format (dated and with signature) or on a Standard Form 180, (download form in .PDF format).Mail your request to:CommanderU.S. Army Human Resources CommandATTN: AHRC-PDR-H/Dept 4201600 Spearhead Division AveFort Knox, KY 40122If you feel that an error or injustice exists in your military records and you have exhausted all other administrative remedies available, you may apply for corrections to the Army Board for Correction of Military Records or to the Army Discharge Review Board. You can obtain application forms and information from the Army Review Board Agency (ARBA), Commercial Tel #: 703-545 6900.”What you are asking for is easy and the first level clerk who gets your request can probably handle it. The tough cases they get are upgrading less than honorable discharges to honorable, or requests to upgrade awards because the person unfairly got a lower award due to racism or bias. What you want is quite doable. Good luck!

What can I do if I lost my discharge papers?

The answer largely depends on whether you only need a copy, which can then be used by the VA and/or other Government agencies as an “official copy,” or you actually need an original copy, for some reason.For the vast majority of people, a copy of your discharge papers will be sufficient, and can be obtained from the National Archives, or in some cases for servicemembers who separated from the service fairly recently, from their former Service headquarters. If your separation was very recent, you might also be able to get a copy from your last unit.Any servicemember who lost their original discharge papers, usually known as “DD-214” documents, although there are other types, and the further back in time you go, they get called other things, too, may request a new copy of their documents from their Service headquarters.See this guidance on requesting a copy of DD Form 214/215 from a servicemember’s former Service Headquarters. See paragraph 3.5.4, page 8 of DoD Instruction 1336.1, dated January 6, 1989 (Incorporating Through Change 3, February 28, 2003), SUBJECT: Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty (DD Form 214/5 Series): http://www.dd214.us/reference/13...3.5.4. Requests for Copies of DD Form 214 Subsequent to Separation. Agencies maintaining a separatee's DD Form 214 will pra copy only upon written request by the member. Agencies will prthe member with one copy with the Special Additional Information section, and one copy with that information deleted. In the case of DD Forms 214 issued prior to 1 July 1979, Agencies will prthe member with one copy containing all items of information completed, and one copy with the following items deleted from the form: specific authority and narrative reason for separation, reenlistment eligibility code, and separation program designator/number.For example, Marines can request copies of their service records, including Official Military Personnel File, performance evaluations, Service records, and discharge documents, from: https://www.manpower.usmc.mil/we...!For Marines, see the Marine Corps Separations Manual, paragraph 1202.4g, found on page 1–46: http://www.dd214.us/reference/MA...Other Services will have similar references and regulations concerning the preparation, processing, dissemination, and reconstruction of missing or original discharge documents.g. In the event that a DD Form 214 is lost, destroyed, or requires alteration or correction, the following applies:(1) Any unavoidable corrections or changes made in the unshaded areas of the form during the preparation shall be neat and legible on all copies and Ch 2 1-46 1202 MARINE CORPS SEPARATION AND RETIREMENT MANUAL initialed by the authenticating official. No corrections will be permitted in the shaded areas. Once the original and copy 4, if applicable, have been delivered to the Marine, no corrections may be made to copies by the separation activity.*(2) The Marine will be cautioned not to make changes or alterations to the form; to do so will render it void. If the Marine discovers an error after receipt of the form and after departure from the separation activity, or distribution of copies has been made, corrections or changes to blocks 1 through 22 will be made by the activity having physical control of the OQR/SRB. Changes will be made using the DD Form 215. Corrections or changes to blocks 23 through 28 of the DD Form 214 will only be corrected by CMC. These changes will also be made using the DD Form 215. Requests for correction to DD Form 214 will be addressed to:Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps (MMSB-10), 2024 Elliot Road Quantico, VA 22134-5030Requests should include the Marine's full name, grade, social security number (SSN), and effective date of separation.*(3) Requests for replacing a lost or destroyed DD Form 214 will be handled by the activity having physical control of the OQR/SRB. Prior to issuing a replacement DD Form 214, contact CMC (MMSB-10) to determine if the initial DD Form 214 is contained in the member’s Official Military Personnel File. To reissue a DD Form 214 that has been lost or destroyed may require a lengthy research process and all information needed may not be available.In the past, many veterans filed a copy of their DD-214 (or other discharge documents) into a County Courthouse. In recent years, this has become discouraged because in most locations, those documents are considered public records, and thus could contribute to identity theft. I mention this, however, because there are many veterans/retirees who did file those documents, and could later write to/visit that County to obtain a copy of their records.Note that obtaining a new, original, version of your separation documents will have to come from your Service Headquarters, so if you think you really need an original reconstructed, you will need to contact them…but as noted above, a copy from your Official Military File or Service Record will almost always be sufficient.Note also: if you have ever had a DD-215 Correction document added to your DD-214, then you must ALWAYS, ALWAYS, keep the DD-215 and the DD-214 that it corrects together…they are a mated pair for life. Anytime you present your DD-214 for any reason, you must also present your DD-215. Never let them get separated from each other.Note, note, also: if you have more than one DD-214 (and/or DD-215) from your service, the most important one is the LAST one…which should incorporate all the material, dates, awards, combat tours, etc., from all preceding DD-214/215’s into the final, total DD-214, but you should still have copies of all the “subordinate” DD-214’s/215’s from previous periods of service.Here is a non-Govt site that provides background and excellent references to research DD-214’s and other discharge papers. See: Welcome Veterans to the DD214 Website!See the National Archives website for more information: About Military Service Records and Official Military Personnel Files (OMPFs, DD Form 214)“The report of separation form issued in most recent years is the DD Form 214, Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty. Before January 1, 1950, several similar forms were used by the military services, including the WD AGO 53, WD AGO 55, WD AGO 53-55, NAVPERS 553, NAVMC 78PD, and the NAVCG 553.To get copies of DD Form 214, Discharge Papers or Separation Documents:Use the eVetRecs request systemMail or Fax Standard Form SF-180″

Do I have to fill a form for attending counselling?

For attending the counselling, you just need to be present at counselling centre with counselling fee challan and other specified documents..according to rank wise, you will be called in front of panel members and you will be asked to tell your choice branch…So, seat will be locked for you after verification of documents and 1000 rupees'(during my time it was 1000, this yr may change) DD submission..

What happened at Gautam Buddha University’s counselling?

I would like to change your question to what actually happens at the GBU's Councelling.But It does not matter anymore.Its over.Ask this question next year.

Is it true or legal that someone who is atheist has to take a religious sounding oath in the US Armed Forces?

Update: 17 September 2024. the instruction has apparently been been repaired. Air Force Will No Longer Require 'So Help Me God' In Enlistment Oathshttp://www.af.mil/News/ArticleDisplay/tabid/223/Article/497535/af-to-change-instructions-for-oaths.aspxNote that this is a) a recent thing starting on Oct. 30, 2024. and b) confined to the Air Force.I've had to take a few federal oaths. In each case I chose the nonreligious option, and could probably have said "So help me Mickey Mouse" without causing a stir.I don't want to imply that I think it's ok. But we're used to hearing about evangelical shenanigans in the Air Force.

Does Delta Force recruit MOSTLY Army Rangers?

Good answers so far. I believe the 70% figure that User-13399235244298006105 mentioned is correct. That only refers to the percentage of actual operators in Delta, not their recruiting efforts. I would say that the large percentage of Rangers can be accounted for simply because of the typical motivation level of the average Ranger. They are hard-chargers who eat up that kind of lifestyle. Taking it up a notch is in their DNA. Most soldiers don’t think that way.As far as recruiting goes, I had an opportunity to sit through a recruiting pitch from a SFOD-D recruiter. This was in 1997, so I’m sure some things have probably changed. In years past, every E-5 through E-7 on the post the recruiting team visited was required to sit through the presentation, no matter their interest level. As a Marine visiting the post, I was amazed that so many “average” soldiers couldn’t have cared less about joining a unit like SFOD-D. For me, it was a wet dream. However, the recruiting pitch was mandatory for every soldier of the specified rank, regardless of MOS or duty assignment.At that time, any E-5 or above from any component or branch of service could get an interview and apply for selection, as long as they had a signed DD Form 368 Conditional Release from their present unit. Since 9/11 and after more than a decade of war, that may well have changed drastically, but my experience was that they cast a wide net looking for the “right guys”.

What should I know before my daughter joins the navy?

Grow a thick skin otherwise you won’t last long and that applies to everyone.Men greatly outnumber women, doesn’t mean it’s a dating pool that favors women. Be prepared for a culture shock. Fraternization will get you in serious hot water with your command. Do not date anyone within your command. Different ships and bases are fine. Anything else and you are playing with fire. Not wise to risk your benefits on a work place relationship. You can be discharged for it and it will/may not be honorable, CO pending.Higher ASVAB requirements for women due to fewer slots.Female berthings are notoriously far worse than Males. Same physical setup, different personal belongings and usually far less decency. I have had to take part in a zone inspection of one. It lived up to the stories. Can’t mention them here.Expect spaces you have to go to, to cross paths with male berthings or heads (showers/restrooms). Always announce “FEMALE ON DECK!” before entry and wait a few seconds before entering. You never know what will happen before/after announcement. This goes both ways but usually not so much for men. Fewer female berthings and heads for females.In basic, expect all female or sometimes coed divisions. After basic, some females will develop a bad reputation usually due to their own actions and peer pressure. Let your mind run on that one a bit. Away from mom/dad, no supervision outside of school or work, alcohol is available, lots of single guys around․ It happens. See #2. Keep it in mind at all times.(I forgot to mention these)If it isn’t written in her enlistment contract BEFORE she swears in the first time, good luck getting it later. They will offer changes later, change her rate (usually), change this or that. Don’t do it unless you really want to. Any attached bonuses/perks will be affected. They almost got me on that one, I noticed they had left off a bonus for $2,000 for college credits already earned. I found it and made them go back and insert that one line on the page before I went any further.READ THAT CONTRACT FROM TOP TO BOTTOM BEFORE SIGNING. My contract said I was supposed to receive 20% of my enlistment contract after “A” school. My enlistment bonus was $8,000 for my rate and $2,000 for my college credits. 20% of $10,000 is $2,000 and I was supposed to receive my college credit money UPON COMPLETION OF BASIC TRAINING as per my contract. I had it marked well. Needless to say, common sense gets drilled out at a certain point and the E-6’s and E-7’s who I had to contend with were using rank to intimidate me. I am an E-3 with no rate, as I had not finished “A” school yet.Watch this scene from Shooter (2024) and stop at the 1:15 mark. This is effectively how it works if you have a signed contract stating “XYZ” and they try to say or do anything else. Effectively your contract is telling them the same thing. “Fulfill it or step off”. Probably to the nearest ranking officer for a grade “A” ass chewing. Long story short, I got my bonus about a month or two later because I was finishing “A” school and was moving on to “C” school. They filed it there, like upon my first day in school. I got my other $8,000 right after reaching the ship.9. Social Media - It can bite you in the ass, use it wisely because members of your command are on it too. Usually, for everyday stuff, some are looking for slip-ups. Don’t mention anything command/school/training related, PERIOD. They will know and it will be a bad day. Now, I did use it one time to bust a Personnel department who was losing my paperwork right after I got out. It’s actually very common. In fact, it will happen. See #10. They had lost my papers three times and I needed my travel pay, back to my home town because I had bills piling up. I started working at Intel (CPU maker, not intelligence) in a few weeks and 2–3 weeks from then would be my first check. I remembered our Command Master Chief, E-9 (CMC) Right hand of “God” (CO), had changed a few months prior and I remembered his name. Sure enough, he was on Facebook. I dropped a line to him via DM and told him who I was and my issue. THE NEXT DAY, Personnel (in Virginia on the ship) called me in Arizona and told me my money would be deposited that day, and it was. Also, go see “Shit my LPO Says” on Facebook. Plenty of real stuff to see. Great stories too. Also, find the “Hey Shipwreck” series on youtube. It’s a cartoon. You will learn much in the ways of the sailor.10. Make multiple copies of everything and I MEAN EVERYTHING! Make paper and digital copies, the money spent is an investment. This also goes TRIPLE for medical, dental records and your DD-214 right before you get out. This cannot be stressed enough. Just ask medical + dental and they will sign them out to you. Go to Kinkos/Staples/Office Max or anyplace that makes copies. Make 2 paper copies for yourself with one to turn in to the VA for disability and one for yourself under lock and key somewhere safe like a bank deposit box. Make a digital copy, buy many multiple flash drives and store some there. Make sure you have copies within an arms reach. This is a vital investment that will pay off later when your VA disability comes back later. Now see #11.11. Go see medical for anything that can be an issue later, a bump or a scrape, let it go. Actually knock yourself out, go to medical. Work around equipment that demands hearing prevention, make a note with medical before you are discharged to document hearing issues, like hearing loss, ringing in your ears. Around equipment that radiates, go see medical. Why? Thyroid disorders are serious issues that are highly misdiagnosed, I know I was on a nuclear powered-aircraft carrier working around weapon systems that include radars. I have hypothyroidism. It’s rare for men and very common for women. Fall down a ladderwell (stairs), go to medical, probably neck and back issues later, etc.#12 Watch out for the gags like “catch the mail buoy”, “paint the center-line”, “Grab the ID-10T (IDIOT) form”, “stamp your mattress at the quarter-deck”, “pay a quarter to the quarterdeck to pass”, and so on․ Funny to watch but none are true.#13. Get your quals done early and reap the perks like higher phase liberty which leads to civilian attire, later hours, weekends off in town (if not on duty), etc in “A” school. “C” is basically if you aren’t on duty or in school, see you on Monday or tomorrow. Same applies to the ship, however, if you finish everything you need to have, they will always find something else to qual on. Usually, it may be other systems in your division, duty section or department. Get your warfare pins, they usually start having round the calendar training while underway but usually deployments. No one has everything you need to know but if you attend all the training and take good notes, boards will be easy.#14. Chances are you can access your “A” school content online with your own computer, use different browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Edge, or even IE. They had no problem with it as long as you didn’t take an exam. THIS WILL DEPEND ON WHAT YOUR SCHOOL IS! I was able to in 2024 and it was computerized but before PFC Channing and the Wikileaks scandal. If you can, get permission from your instructors first, get something in writing. Use your downtime to get ahead in school. Those bonuses you may get are far worth more than partying. Saw too many fail due to World Of Warcraft playing.#15. When in doubt on watch, remember your 11 General Orders. Can’t go wrong. No one ever went to Captain’s Mast for obeying the 11 General Orders. There is an unofficial #12, it changes all the time and just a running joke.

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