Sentence examples for honorable conditions from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gephart was a student at the counterintelligence school there but was discharged on less than honorable conditions.

Laws in place since World War I say noncitizens who leave the military under "honorable conditions" are eligible for naturalization.

A discharge under honorable conditions is binding on the Department of Veterans Affairs as to character of discharge.

Mr. Waple said it was not yet clear if the woman, Lisa Pagan, would receive an honorable discharge or a general discharge under honorable conditions.

With the help of a few LSD sugar cubes and an insanity act, he manages to get a "general discharge, honorable conditions".

The Air Force last month said it would not court-martial Major Bates and later offered him a general discharge under honorable conditions.

After a court-martial, the Army discharged Mr. Shepherd under other-than-honorable conditions, then known as an undesirable discharge.

The students estimate that more than a quarter million Vietnam-era veterans were discharged under other-than-honorable conditions, and that thousands of those probably had PTSD.

At that point, his behavior became erratic, he eventually refused to go on patrol and the Army discharged him under other-than-honorable conditions.

IAVA-CT is dedicated to ensuring that all Connecticut veterans – including those who were discharged from the military under less-than-honorable conditions – are welcomed back home, and continue to receive effective support and care in their communities.

The law extends state veterans' benefits to former service members discharged from the U.S. military under other-than-honorable (OTH) conditions, and who experienced post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), traumatic brain injury, or sexual trauma during their service.