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From: " Lori Greenleaf " <david.greenleaf@...>

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Subject: Re: dishonorable discharge

Date: Thu, 1 Apr 1999 18:07:35 -0700

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I recently received a phone call from " Chewy " , one of the USS Independence

refusers who was eventually discharged with an " Other than Honorable.

Chewy was in the process of completing job applications and was worried

about the discharge type. As it turned out, every application he completed

asked for military branch, years of service, and rank. He never did have

to disclose that he was discharged with an " OTH " . Chewy has since landed a

very good job, and is doing terrific! Sure hasn't seemed to hurt him in

the least.

This may not be true if he had been applying for a government job however.

Lori :-)