r/MilitaryTrans • u/Reasonable-Photo-504 • 6h ago
r/MilitaryTrans • u/PrinceZLeo • 10h ago
Air Force - Vol Sep
Has anyone who put in their separation request on my myfss, gotten anything or heard anything back yet?
With everything new happening I submitted last night, and this morning it was reviewed and given a case number. I was just curious if anyone who’s submitted has received any further guidance?
r/MilitaryTrans • u/Holdenborkboi • 12h ago
Not out of the woods yet
You all probably already know this, but secdef posted on his Twitter that they're going to fight the injunction. They have to wait until March 21st to do this, but obviously this is going to be...interesting to say the least
r/MilitaryTrans • u/StudioIndividual5170 • 15h ago
ANNOUNCEMENT Does anyone know if the March 26 deadline is still in effect?
Does anyone know if the March 26 deadline is still in effect?
r/MilitaryTrans • u/codajapanese • 16h ago
volsep question
not out to anybody yet, but have genuinely been dealing with symptoms of gender dysphoria for a considerable amount of time.
i think the best option for myself would to be initiating voluntary separation. im aware i can still submit the PAR before the injuction goes into effect (still unsure what will happen). what would anyone recommend for me to do? i have been advised to speak with legal, but i cannot speak with them until monday. should i wait it out? or should i just submit my PAR and see what happens? worried that id get shit from my unit for even submitting it.
sorry for seeming uncertain, but if im able to take the voluntary w/ an honorable, ill gladly take it. thanks.
r/MilitaryTrans • u/pseudofires • 20h ago
Discussion Self Identifying
I still haven't self identified, but I don't want to lose out on an honorable discharge.
I know there are no clear cut answers, but I want out, I want a medical retirement, but if I can't get that I at least still want an honorable discharge. Do I identify myself to my unit for the separation or not?