Get Out of the Military Now

Are you in need of legal advice and support on how to get separated from the military? Facing deployment?
Active Duty military, Reservists, Delayed Entry Recruits and AWOL military

E-mail: Elizabeth@PeaceandJusticeSonomaCo.org

or call the GI Rights Network at 877-447-4487, (877-GI-RGHTS)
for referrals and counseling on your legal rights and on the process for separation from the military.

To all who are AWOL or UA from the Marines or Navy:

The D.I.P. Line at Fort Knox will no longer tell us or you if you have been D.F.R.'d. (Dropped From the Rolls) of your command. If you are AWOL and preparing to turn yourself in and possibly receive and administrative discharge you are in need of a counselor to make contact with your command on your behalf and insure that you have been D.F.R.'d. Those who have not been "dropped from the rolls" of their command are often returned to their command. To find out about current discharge trends, as well as to work with a non-military counselor to find out your status, please e-mail a counselor with your questions: Elizabeth@PeaceandJusticeSonomaCo.org

Find Conscientious Objector Resources at Peace-Out.com
You can get out of the military as a conscientious objector, even if you enlisted.

Service Women's Action Network (SWAN)
The Service Women’s Action Network supports veterans and young women considering military service, works to solve problems facing women in uniform, and provides services that are healing to women after their military service experiences.

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