Legal Question in Military Law in Texas
General under honorable conditions
Under my general under honorable discharged am I eligible for the GI Bill even if I completed two full enlistment Honorable? But on my third I didn't?
Asked on 6/22/09, 9:54 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
James Matthew Branum
James M. Branum, Attorney at Law
Re: General under honorable conditions
Yes you are eligible, because you completed your first contract term and got an honorable discharge.
Info on how to apply to get your GI bill benefits is here: http://www.gibill.va.gov/GI_Bill_Info/How_to_Apply.htm Be aware that there is a 10 year time limit to use your benefits.
James
Answered on 6/23/09, 4:06 am
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