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They said a "bad-conduct discharge"... Why don't they just say "dishonorable discharge"? Are they two different things? Or is the word honor now too religious for political correctness?
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Ikpet looking for the picture of the girl general, unitl I realized the only picture was a female. *shock*
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quote:Punitive Discharges. Punitive discharges are authorized punishments of courts-martial and can only be awarded as an approved court-martial sentence pursuant to a conviction for a violation of the UCMJ. There are two types of punitive discharges: Dishonorable Discharge (DD) -- which can only be adjudged by a general court-martial and is a separation under dishonorable conditions; and Bad-Conduct Discharge (BCD) -- which can be adjudged by either a general court-martial or a special court-martial and is a separation under conditions other than honorable.
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Apparently, USNews&WorldReport has managed to obtain previously kept-secret documents which indicate that Karpinski was being truthful in her own defense. Or at least far far more truthful than anyone in this thread gave her credit for.
"that broad looks just plain scary" "Yeah -- we...were talking about how scary she looks." "I kept looking for the picture of the girl general
Frankly, I'd be very wary about serving under a general who made the effort to "look feminine" while on duty. Or with any female officer who presented a Cosmogirl mindset. But then, I've always thought that dandies-on-duty are just martinets who specialize in killing their own troops.
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I'd be more worried about a male general trying to look all Feminized, and spending too much time studying Cosmo.
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