awol from ait
so i have a friend who left ait and hasnt returned and dosent want to go back. what should he do and what will the consiquences be.
Asked on 1/07/08, 12:58 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Anthony DeWitt
Bartimus, Frickleton Robertson & Gorny, PC
Re: awol from ait
What he should do is go back and try to get an administrative separation. AWOL becomes a felony after 30 days. It is then considered desertion. Desertion is a serious offense.
Nothing might happen for months until he gets stopped for a traffic violation or checks in for an airline flight somewhere and his name pops up on the NCIC and he gets arrested. Then he'll have to face a lot more punishment than he would now if he went back and got this dealt with now.
Good luck
Answered on 1/07/08, 3:24 pm
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