Results

Naval Discharge Review Board / Marine Corps Discharge Upgrade

The Navy rescinded the client's exclusion from Naval Station Norfolk and restored his access to the installation, allowing him to return to work.

Marine Corps Board for Correction of Naval Records / DD-214 Correction

The BCNR directed correction of the client's DD-214 to recognize his continuous honorable service from June 17, 2019 through September 27, 2022.

Navy Discharge Review Board / DD-214 Correction

The NDRB changed the client's narrative reason for separation from Erroneous Entry to Secretarial Authority and corrected the associated separation code.

Coast Guard Board for Correction of Military Records / Adverse Evaluation and Personnel Record Correction

The BCMR ordered removal of the client's reassignment memorandum, CG-3307, adverse EER, and associated counseling records, and directed that she receive advancement reconsideration without the expunged adverse material.

Naval Discharge Review Board and Board for Correction of Naval Records / Discharge Upgrade and Rank Restoration

The NDRB upgraded the Marine's Other Than Honorable discharge to Honorable, changed the narrative reason to Secretarial Authority, corrected the separation code to JFF1, and changed the reenlistment code to RE-1A. The firm then obtained additional relief from the BCNR, which restored the client from E-3 to Gunnery Sergeant/E-7, with a date of grade of July 1, 2022.

Navy Discharge Review Board / Discharge Upgrade

The client's Other Than Honorable discharge was upgraded to Honorable.

Navy Discharge Review Board / Discharge Upgrade

The client's General (Under Honorable Conditions) discharge was upgraded to Honorable. The narrative reason was changed to Secretarial Authority, the separation code was changed to JFF, and the reenlistment code was changed to RE-1.

Administrative Separation / ADSEP

The client obtained a favorable outcome through the administrative separation process.

Military Drug Allegation / UCMJ Defense

The firm successfully challenged the positive urinalysis, and the client was able to continue his military career.