Hypothetical Situation

[SarDragon]

Alot does not appear on eServices. My Cadet COP, National Commanders Citation for example. Both GRW did showup. My DD-214 shows no awards, including the National Defense Award. It also does not show the award of Air Crew Wings as a radio operator on C-54's even though there was a Squadron approval personnel order. (which I may still have a copy) As a reservist called to AD, at the time all promotions were temporary, I only made it to e-5, but the DD-214 only shows permenant grade, not temporary grade. Makes little differenceto me, since I didn't wear any military insignia/ribbons etc on a CAP uniform

Hey, you were shown your DD-214 during your discharge processing and were asked if it was correct before you initialed the consent boxes at the bottom.
If you knew it was wrong, why didn't you say something...

That appears to be something that has been consistently applied only recently (last 20 years). It was as often ignored as accomplished, during reenlistments, WIWOAD. It didn't get much better before My Sweetie retired, although they were very thorough on her final one, at retirement.

[BillB]

PHall.  I wasn't shown the DD214 during out processing. And I don't think I initalled any form. Just handed the paperwork with the DD214 stuck in the middle of the forms and sent to Transportation for money for return trip home. I got the DD214 in the mail 2 months after discharge. But since this was 60 years ago, I don't remember exactly the chain of events. just happy to get out.

[PHall]

PHall.  I wasn't shown the DD214 during out processing. And I don't think I initalled any form. Just handed the paperwork with the DD214 stuck in the middle of the forms and sent to Transportation for money for return trip home. I got the DD214 in the mail 2 months after discharge. But since this was 60 years ago, I don't remember exactly the chain of events. just happy to get out.

No, you were shown it because you had to initial one of the boxes about which infomation to release.
But like you said, you're getting OUT and you were in a hurry and you weren't reading anything.

[JK657]

I voted for her every chance I could. I'm sad to see she didn't take home the prize but final four is nothing to be ashamed of. When this first all broke out I figured it'd be the last we heard of her, but then she pops up again with that BS story about the tattered American flag. I'm sure now that she will continue to show up occasionally with new claims, scams, etc.

[a2capt]

I hope there's sarcasm in there, or I'm just totally missing what the gist of "I voted for her every chance I could", because for the life of me, I can't figure out what there was to vote for, or by extension of the word, support.

She's a fake in most every sense except that she was (I hope, and not still is) a member with a unique CAP ID number.

[PHall]

I hope there's sarcasm in there, or I'm just totally missing what the gist of "I voted for her every chance I could", because for the life of me, I can't figure out what there was to vote for, or by extension of the word, support.

She's a fake in most every sense except that she was (I hope, and not still is) a member with a unique CAP ID number.

TAH had a vote for the worst stolen valour offender. It was run like the NCAA Basketball Tounament. She made it to the "Foulest Four".

[a2capt]

So the context was totally lost, I never saw that. I don't read that site in detail. Not trying to hide or bury the fakers, but it is kinda disgusting and depressing that they do seem be believable, to a portion of the population.

[SarDragon]

PHall.  I wasn't shown the DD214 during out processing. And I don't think I initalled any form. Just handed the paperwork with the DD214 stuck in the middle of the forms and sent to Transportation for money for return trip home. I got the DD214 in the mail 2 months after discharge. But since this was 60 years ago, I don't remember exactly the chain of events. just happy to get out.

No, you were shown it because you had to initial one of the boxes about which infomation to release.
But like you said, you're getting OUT and you were in a hurry and you weren't reading anything.

I gotta go with Phil on this. I have four different DD214s, on three different versions of the form, dating back to 1966. All of them have a signature block.

[PHall]

PHall.  I wasn't shown the DD214 during out processing. And I don't think I initalled any form. Just handed the paperwork with the DD214 stuck in the middle of the forms and sent to Transportation for money for return trip home. I got the DD214 in the mail 2 months after discharge. But since this was 60 years ago, I don't remember exactly the chain of events. just happy to get out.

No, you were shown it because you had to initial one of the boxes about which infomation to release.
But like you said, you're getting OUT and you were in a hurry and you weren't reading anything.

I gotta go with Phil on this. I have four different DD214s, on three different versions of the form, dating back to 1966. All of them have a signature block.

That you gotta sign or they won't release ya!

[MHC5096]

However, my last DD-214 states, "Service Member Not Available For Signature" on it. This seems to be the practice now when there is a large demobilization.

[PHall]

However, my last DD-214 states, "Service Member Not Available For Signature" on it. This seems to be the practice now when there is a large demobilization.

Is it correct?  If it isn't, have fun going through the correction process.

[NCRblues]

However, my last DD-214 states, "Service Member Not Available For Signature" on it. This seems to be the practice now when there is a large demobilization.

That's what my 214 says, it came out of my medical board, six months later I have a bunch of 215s...

[MHC5096]

Everything was in fact correct. However, I've heard the horror stories about getting corrections from others.

[SARDOC]

PHall.  I wasn't shown the DD214 during out processing. And I don't think I initalled any form. Just handed the paperwork with the DD214 stuck in the middle of the forms and sent to Transportation for money for return trip home. I got the DD214 in the mail 2 months after discharge. But since this was 60 years ago, I don't remember exactly the chain of events. just happy to get out.

No, you were shown it because you had to initial one of the boxes about which infomation to release.
But like you said, you're getting OUT and you were in a hurry and you weren't reading anything.

I gotta go with Phil on this. I have four different DD214s, on three different versions of the form, dating back to 1966. All of them have a signature block.

That you gotta sign or they won't release ya!

I had mine sent to me after I got out and in the signature block it read "SOLDIER NOT AVAILABLE FOR SIGNATURE"  So...I don't think that you have to sign it.  Just sayin'  Thanks

[Private Investigator]

I hope there's sarcasm in there, or I'm just totally missing what the gist of "I voted for her every chance I could", because for the life of me, I can't figure out what there was to vote for, or by extension of the word, support.

She's a fake in most every sense except that she was (I hope, and not still is) a member with a unique CAP ID number.

TAH had a vote for the worst stolen valour offender. It was run like the NCAA Basketball Tounament. She made it to the "Foulest Four".

Now that is funny regardless of where you live