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This was just a passing mention of
somebody having a hard time getting a job and who has been in alcohol/cocaine
recovery for six years off an on. He’s been on workman’s comp for a
questionable injury and claims that his substance/medication/alcohol abuse came
back as the result of the injury. Problem was, the injury was mild to
non-existent. He claimed to have twisted his back. Never any shred of physical
problem. Yes, when DC plows my street and it is
safe to drive or public transportation is running more efficiently, we should
get together. I’ve been off yesterday and today. Snow
is coming down right now. I’ve been put on as team lead for one of
six teams at Headquarters Air Force to go over the I’ve been picked to be the Deputy Director
of AFRRI. The should lock me in place for 3 or 4 more years UNLESS somebody in
the AF bids me for a higher level job, like commander or functional lead at a
subordinate headquarters. I’ll know I’m “safe” from moving on 30 Mar. But I
think it’s unlikely, given that the AF nominated to be the Director of AFRRI.
Even though I didn’t get picked for the Director position, they should still
allow me to serve as Deputy. The President of the USUHS assures me that he’s
locked me in and has spoken with the AF Surgeon General. I missed your last TV appearance. Got
your text message, but couldn’t get to TV. Andy From: Neal Puckett
[mailto:neal@puckettfaraj.com] Possible. Would have to know more. You can get an honorable
discharge. Depends on the reason for his separation. Medical ones
or homosexuality ones or alcohol rehab failure ones are almost always
honorable. He also could have received a "General under honorable
conditions discharge" which some folks think of as an
"honorable" discharge because of the language. We should get together and catch up. Neal Neal A. Puckett, Esq LtCol, USMC (Ret) Puckett & Faraj, PC 888.970.0005 The
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copy or distribution. On Feb 9, 2010, at 12:47 PM, L. Andrew Huff wrote:
Neal, I just heard about a 39 year old guy who claims that he got
an honorable discharge after going AWOL from the Marines when he was 18 years
old and spending 30 days in the brig. Can it be true? Lots of snow up here. My street hasn’t even been
plowed. The mayor is 2 blocks away. His street looks pretty good. Andy |