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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″

What military records would exist for soldiers who served in the Korean War?

The National Archives have several databases related to the Korean War available to search online. You may want to start there.Korean War RecordsIf you are the next of kin, you can request a copy of the service member's record as well. These have to have a signature faxed or mailed before they are released.Start Your Military Service Record (DD Form 214) Request

How do you spot someone who is lying about his/her military experience if you don’t have military experience and there’s no way

There are many great answers here with examples that hit so close to home from my own experiences from talking with the fake, the honest, and the overly-exaggerative. I'll try and add some other thoughts though.First of all, from a non-military POV, you can use common sense to deal with the most common violations. You may be surprised at how well you are already equipped to identify these. For starters, Special Forces, Classified Ops, etc., are called Special and Classified for a reason.There are very few Special Forces personnel compared to the entire size of the military. This means it is highly unlikely that you will actually encounter someone. This doesn't mean that you won't meet someone that was actually Special Forces, but it does mean that you will not likely meet many of them. So, without any military experience, you should be able to raise doubt pretty quickly.When something is "classified" it does not mean "its ok to go around telling your friends you do/did 'classified' stuff." Think about this some, if a person really did something secretive, would they just tell you, or would they tell you about the non-classified stuff they did instead? Your common sense knows better.Now a couple more thoughts from a military perspective.I quoted the word classified above several times, because if someone uses this word to describe their experience, it is either fake or overly-exaggerated. Classified is actually the LOWEST security clearance, and the frequent use of the word is heavily exaggerated by movies and TV. We don't actually talk like that. If someone is claiming that they can't talk about their work because it is "classified" they are basically telling you that what they did isn't really all that secret and they are really only interested in trying to impress you.When casually talking with people, the people who had a classified, or greater, clearance most likely won't even tell you that they worked on this stuff. Especially the people who held very high clearances. The higher the clearance, the more important or valuable the information. The higher the clearance, the less likely someone is going to mention it.Also, secrets are based on what is called "need to know." What this means is that even if someone has a certain clearance, they do NOT have access to all information within that clearance. They will only have access to information that they have a specific and direct need to know in order to perform their duties. Believe it or not, even having a very high clearance does not mean you have access to lower classifications of information. If you don't need to know, you don't get to know.If someone is telling you a story about something they did alone, they are probably lying. Military members do very little alone. In fact, some of the most elite military are Marine Scout Snipers, and they always operate in pairs. Other elite military like Navy SEALS operate in small teams.If someone is seemingly eager to tell you a story about combat or an operation, they are probably lying or exaggerating to impress you. The majority of stories that people are going to be eager to tell you are going to be either really funny or really stupid, or some combination of both.It is not a contest. If you see a couple of "vets" talking about their experience bragging, or seemingly one-upping each other, they are liars. Serving your country is not a contest. Whether you serve in the capacity of Special Forces, or an Admin clerk in payroll, you have my respect, and you have the respect of others. I really can't stress this enough. It is not a contest.Lastly, from my own point of view. I do not usually advertise my military experience, nor do I feel the need to do so. However, I do tend to talk about my experiences a lot, but it is usually because I remember a funny story, or have some kind of knowledge about a particular country that I was stationed in or that I deployed to once. A lot of times I talk about my military experience because someone happens to be talking about a topic that I have relevant knowledge or experience in as a result of serving my country.Finally, like Jonas says, I don't necessarily seek out friends based on military service. However, I'll add that I wouldn't be disappointed if I were introduced to other vets, if they are "real." Being a Marine represents a major part of my life and my identity. I am a Marine. I was not just "in the Marine Corps." And I definitely will never be able to refer to myself as "I was a Marine." I would, and do, appreciate meeting other real vets, especially Marines. Other Marines understand me in a way that no one else can, even if/though we served in different times.

How can I apply for US citizenship even if I got another honorable discharge from the US Navy more than 20 years ago?

The first step would be to contact USCIS and inquire as to the forms that you would need to file.https://www.uscis.gov/military/naturalization-through-military-serviceI would also investigate whether you were covered under the Lodge Act as that allowed non citizens to file after they had served in the military. The Act was cancelled some time ago but there may be some sort of retroactive program still in existence.You will need your DD214. If you don’t have one here’s where you go to get one:Getting a Copy of Your DD Form 214 from the National ArchivesElectronic method. Use the eVetRecs system to create your request.Paper method. Mail or Fax a Standard Form SF-180. Print, sign, and date all copies of paper forms before submitting them. The address is listed at the end of the SF 180.Good luck, welcome home brother.

What is the procedure to get a transcript from SCDL Pune?

Kindly note that for Transcript you have to send SCDL the student request form (SRF: http://www.scdl.net/downloads/SR...) along with the DD of Rs.500/- (each copy) (If you want it by post on Indian address). The DD should be in favour of “The Director SCDL, Pune payable at Pune branch. please mentioned your registration number, name and purpose of sending the DD on the back side of the DD.You have to send coloured photocopy of Final Mark List and Diploma Certificate. Wile taking photocopy of Final Mark List reduce the size of Final Mark List on Xerox and then take the print, it should be on A4 paper size. (the said photocopy should be readable)(For example if you want 1 transcript you have to send 2 set of coloured photocopy of Final Mark List and Diploma Certificate). You are required to send extra one set of coloured photocopy of Final Mark List and Diploma Certificate for the recordsNote : - After receiving / processing of proper applications / documents and the DD of required fees (DD dated should be of same month only) it will take next 10 to 15 working days to process your case and dispatch the same on your communication address.You are rquired to send the above mentioned documents and the DD of requried fees on below mentioned address.To,Evaluation DepartmentSymbiosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL)Symbiosis Bhavan, 1065-B, Gokhale Cross Road,Model Colony, Pune ․ 411 16 (Maharashtra) India,Tel. ․ 20 ․ 66211000 / Fax ․ 20 ․ 66211040 / 41

How many days will it take to get a copy of a lost SSC certificate in Hyderabad?

DEPENDS UPON THE PROCEDURE YOU ARE FOLLOWING, YOU WILL GET THE CERTIFICATE ASAP.Just go to SSC Board, You will find many brokers and just tell your problem,They will solve your problem within 10–15 days in illegal form as they have good links with the officers there...This has been done by many people.Or you can get it done in Legal way by following the below procedure.1 - First you will have to take some steps. Go to the link http://bse.telangana.gov.in/imag...2 - Now take the printout of application form 3 - In the application form to get the copy of your documents you will have to fill To fill your name in Black and Bold letters.4 ․ After that fill your complete address which was mention on your previous mark sheet5 ․ Now write your father’s name6 ․ Then fill your DOB (Date of Birth)7 ․ Write the school name from where you had done your 10th Class8 ․ Your Roll number of SSC class.9 ․ After that pay the application fees of Rs. 250 via Challan or by DD in the favour of “The Secretary to the Commissioner of Govt Exams Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad10 ․ After that affix your attested photograph11 ․ Make your sign on the bottom of application form12 ․ In the last of the application form you need to fill the PROFORMA in which you will have to affix stamp of Rs. 50 which must be attested from the Jr. Civil Judge or by the Notary.13 ․ And now fill Declaration form after that send to the below given address.Director of Government Examinations, Chapel Road, Nampally, Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh - 500 01Phone Number - 40-23237343Fax Number - 40-23237344

How can I apply for a basic mountaineering course in 2024 at ABVIMAS? How long does it take to get the confirmation?

Thanks for A2A..When I got to know about the BMC at DMAS (now ABVIMAS) long-long back, just like you, I too wanted to do it but had many questions in my mind.The internet or the phone connectivity at that time weren’t that great and even to make a long distance call, we had to find a STD booth that also offered long-distance call facility. Still I managed to find the phone numbers from their website in about two hours time and called them up almost immediately to find out about the admission procedure.I found out that the next BMC was about to start in 5 days time, so I hardly had enough time to send the required documents by post (DD for the fee amount, Medical Certificate, Personal details, Release Form, etc). So, I asked to speak with some senior from the organization. I was connected to Mr. Mahaveer Thakur, who was a very senior S&R professional and almost the NO. 2 in the organization then.He asked me to get all the documents ready, along with the DD and as a proof of my intention fax him the details ASAP. He then assured me that he would block a place for me in the course.By next day, I got all the documents ready and faxed them to him. I followed it up through the phone 10 minutes later to get the confirmation. And it was given to me in a minute.And on the third day, I took the night train to Chandigarh, from where boarded the Bus to Manali. I was in Manali by 5 pm and at the Institute by 6.30 pm.So, for me, the entire procedure from finding out about the course, applying for it and getting the confirmation actually took me less than 24 hours. That too when systems were not as fast or effective as they are today.Now when the systems are far better, it’s up to you to find out for yourself how long it takes in your caseThat’s all.TIP: Since you are a girl candidate, please do check about girl’s BMC batch, or you may have a little problem if you become a part of all boys group.All the best.

Can you help me find my father's military records he was in the Navy and he was drafted for the Korean War?

Absolutely! Veterans Service Records are available to separated/retired vets and their family member (next of Kin) if the member is deceasedNext of kin of a deceased, former member of the military. The next of kin can be any of the following:Surviving spouse that has not remarriedFatherMotherSonDaughterSisterBrotherWho Can Request Official Military Personnel Files (OMPF)Access depends on the discharge date:OMPF Archival record - discharge date of 1956 or prior*These records are archival and are open to the public. Any archival OMPF can be ordered online for a copying fee.See Access to Military Records by the General Public for more details.OMPF Federal (non-archival) record - discharge date of 1957 or after* These records are non-archival and are maintained under the Federal Records Center program. Non-archival records are subject to access restrictions. the military veteran, orthe next-of-kin (un-remarried widow or widower, son, daughter, father, mother, brother or sister)Use the link at the top of this page to get started using eVetRecs or Standard Form 180 (SF 180).* Please note: Records are accessioned into the National Archives, and become archival, 62 years after the service member's separation from the military. This is a rolling date; hence, the current year, 2024. minus 62 years is 1956. Learn moreVisit eVetRecs Help and FAQ to learn more about how to use eVetRecs.Required InformationYour request must contain certain basic information for us to locate your service records. This information includes:The veteran's complete name used while in serviceService numberSocial security numberBranch of serviceDates of serviceDate and place of birth (especially if the service number is not known).If you suspect your records may have been involved in the 1973 fire, also include:Place of dischargeLast unit of assignmentPlace of entry into the service, if known.All requests must be signed and dated by the veteran or next-of-kin.If you are the next of kin of a deceased veteran, you must prproof of death of the veteran such as a copy of death certificate, letter from funeral home, or published obituary.Recommended Information (optional)While this information is not required, it is extremely helpful to NPRC staff in understanding and fulfilling your request:The purpose or reason for your request, such as applying for veterans benefits, preparing to retire, or researching your personal military history.Any deadlines related to your request. We will do our best to meet any priorities. For example, you may be applying for a VA-guaranteed Home Loan and need to prproof of military service by a specific date.Any other specific information, documents or records you require from your Official Military Personnel File (OMPF) besides your Report of Separation (DD Form 214).For additional details on what information may or may not be included, please see the Special Notice to Veterans and Family Members regarding requests for copies of military personnel and/or medical files.More Info at this link:Request Your Military Service Records Online, by Mail, or by Fax

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