I joined the Army in 1966 under my brother's name He passed away can I get credit for my service?
There is no "honorable" service. You fraudulently enlisted by using your brother's name instead of your own.
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There is no "honorable" service. You fraudulently enlisted by using your brother's name instead of your own.
You should probably hire an attorney to represent you. Assuming you're a civilian, you'll be prosecuted in federal court.
Just register. it's not your parents' responsibility to tell you.
If he isn't retired yet, no, you don't get anything. You might need to recheck your divorce decree to see what it says specifically.
It's not enough that you're entitled to "50%" of your ex's retired pay. Your court order isn't specific enough, so you will need a clarification. ...
Probably means charges against you were dismissed. however, you'll still have to report this to the recruiter.
Both of you have acted wrongfully and Article 15s could be levied against both of you. He could get an Article 15 for wrongfully appropriating...
No, you cannot join any military service with a misdemeanor conviction for DV because you are precluded from having firearms under the Lautenberg...
No, you have to be a US citizen or a green card holder to join.
You can't join unless you are a US citizen or you have a green card.