There's a commonly used level called a General Discharge. Neither an "honorable" or a "dishonorable." Often used when separating someone from service for minor infractions.
I'm asking this because I don't know how the military works. Is it common to get a general discharge for drug use? For some reason I always thought that results in a dishonorable discharge.
So did Hunter! He was Honorably Discharged if I recall correctly!
No. He was discharged. Not an honorable discharge and not a court martial. His records show he was discharged because of drug use.
There's a commonly used level called a General Discharge. Neither an "honorable" or a "dishonorable." Often used when separating someone from service for minor infractions.
I'm asking this because I don't know how the military works. Is it common to get a general discharge for drug use? For some reason I always thought that results in a dishonorable discharge.
IтАЩm assuming you are joking