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Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 4:41 pm
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"Not a Veteran" is the correct choice for you, then. Anyone who's ever served in the military is going to qualify as a "veteran" by the definition they're likely using. They just may not qualify as a "retiree", though - that requires 20+ years of service, or some kind of early medical retirement (not simply a medical discharge).kattrick wrote:It's a dropdown menu.
Please identify your applicable status:
Active Duty
Veteran
Dependent of Veteran/Active Duty
Not a Veteran
I initially thought maybe "Not a Veteran," but after googling it seems that that is probably for former military servicemembers who just don't technically qualify as "Veterans."
kattrick wrote:Thank you!