No conviction. You can submit a Privacy Act request to the military investigate command who did the investigation to ensure the federal database...

The base commander has authority under federal law to bar people from base. However, each base has regulations and policies for submitting an...

The military has discretion on who will be allowed to enlist. There is a great deal of attention, investigation, and scrutiny to the problem of...

The AirNG recruiter might best be positioned to answer the question. Chat with one of them.

1. They will not reenlist you until the investigation is over and you are cleared. 2. If they believe you have committed offenses to be prosecuted...

Not a conviction--period. However, if there was a military law enforcement investigation and you were Titled (they took fingerprints, DNA, and...

The military does not generally expunge records of a court-martial or similar things. There is a process to see if the military law enforcement...

Yes, you can. That is common for us--where the family is making the arrangements for a child in pretrial confinement. You should be very careful...

Not a military law question. I have redirected your question.

Mr. Green is referring to the NGB-22 which is similar to the DD214. It would appear you did no service on active duty under Title 10 orders, so no...