With two sexual misconduct charges against you before you even became a teenager, you're likely permanently disqualified from joining any service. ...

It's not a legal question, when you out-process, you'll be given information by your finance office about selling leave.

Possibly. It's now a crime in Ohio to take and share nude pictures of someone without that person's consent. You may also have a lawsuit.

What do you want to happen? If you want this person prosecuted, then highly unlikely you can remain "anonymous."

Honestly, it doesn't really matter if the images are already in a public forum. The person who was cheated on should just let it go and move on. ...

You can request a copy of your own record through your service's personnel branch.

You're too young to "date" anyone, period. Your first step in developing REAL relationships is to meet them in person and start as friends.

In all likelihood, you were "titled" by the Air Force, and that has nothing to do with your DNA record or court-martial dismissal. Your first step...

The civilian is free to talk to any military law practitioner.

It's a crime in the military to distribute "intimate photos" of someone without that person's consent. Report your ex to his commander so that the...