It’s no different from what’s happening to doctors on the outside from medical boards. Go try to get a waiver from a doctor and see what happens.
He sounds like he’s doing better the a civilian doctor and is one of the good guys. You probably never served or you’d know that the conversation could’ve went completely differently.
Look at my post history faggot. I'm trying to get a religious waiver. My paperwork has already been submitted and I'm just waiting for a response.
Anyways, I never said he was one of the bad guys. He just sounds like a good guy with his hands tied by higher ranks. That was a much better conversation than I had with my Shirt when he sat me down and warned me about administrative discharges.
Of course Army regulations and leadership is different than mine (Air Force), but sounds like that base has shit leadership if they're forcing people to get unrelated medical treatments when they're in the process of medically separating.
You’re calling me a faggot but you’re the one in the Air Force lmao.
At least I enjoy my hotel rooms.
Also, if I were her, I'd be asking for another opinion from a full bird Colonel. It's also worth seeking an IG complaint if no one helps her out as a nuclear option.
You're not wrong though about filing for an administrative waiver though. If she's going on terminal leave in 6 days, all she has to do is submit paperwork to stall. I guarantee you that paperwork isn't going to reach the deciding official within the week.
I don't know how the Army is, but in the Air Force, once you start terminal leave, you're basically untouchable unless you commit a crime or something. I wouldn't put it past the Army to fuck with their soldiers one last time though.
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