The Applicant's Narrative Reason For Separation

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The applicant requests a change to his narrative reason for separation. The applicant contends he was given an uncharacterized separation for violating the homosexual conduct policy in 2005. The applicant contends he enlisted in August and was discharged In December. The applicant states, in effect, he have since through the help of Christ, changed many aspects of his life, and he have left that specific portion of his life behind him. The applicant contends he have for some time now been pursuing a career in Law Enforcement; he feel that his reentry code, but more importantly the narrative reason for his discharge has negatively impacted on his pursuit of a career in this particular field due to the high regard the law enforcement field

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