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I'd imagine it's harder to pull off after you've joined. But I'm curious about this too.
I guess what I'm really looking for are accounts of people quitting the military before their time is up, without suffering extreme consequences
Anecdotal, but I was given a general discharge after failing a piss test and having a run in with a psych eval. G.I. Bill benefits were off the table, but nobody has ever given a shit about my dd214
My take on it is that people can change their minds or join a certain religion even after joining so they have to allow for people to do that. It does bar one from ever rejoining but I don't think that'd be a concern for this group.