- Joined
- Mar 17, 2013
"Future Navy Seal and retired wounded veteran Marine?"
I was under the impression that once you're retired from the Armed Forces, you're ineligible to serve again unless you're in a retired inactive reserve program OR you are on the temporarily retired list (TRDL) due to medical or psychiatric issues and then removed from it.
I was under the impression that once you're retired from the Armed Forces, you're ineligible to serve again unless you're in a retired inactive reserve program OR you are on the temporarily retired list (TRDL) due to medical or psychiatric issues and then removed from it.
AR 601-210, 12 MAR 2013
Paragraph 4-23. Nonwaivable disqualifying separations or discharges
i. Retirement after 20 years of active Federal Service.
m. Applicant for retirement and persons receiving retired, retirement, or retainer pay, except for combat-wounded personnel (see chap 5, sec XIII). This prohibition is not applicable to reservists who are members of the Retired Reserve and who are not receiving retired, retirement, or retainer pay.
i. Retirement after 20 years of active Federal Service.
m. Applicant for retirement and persons receiving retired, retirement, or retainer pay, except for combat-wounded personnel (see chap 5, sec XIII). This prohibition is not applicable to reservists who are members of the Retired Reserve and who are not receiving retired, retirement, or retainer pay.