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Old 10-14-2007, 05:53 PM
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recoupment of bonus


What is the name of your state? NV and VA Hello, I was involuntarily separated under navy code HFT.(general honorable conditions) Now they send me a letter asking for 25K back. I did 5 years and am wondering if there is any way to fight this. they kicked me out and now want to get money back for not completing the enlistment. thank you for your help
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Old 10-14-2007, 06:04 PM
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On the information they sent you, is there anything that discloses you have a
right to dispute this, or something similar?
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Old 10-15-2007, 07:18 AM
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Why exactly were you deemed "Unqualified for Active Duty"?
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Old 10-21-2007, 01:56 PM
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read your contract


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What is the name of your state? NV and VA Hello, I was involuntarily separated under navy code HFT.(general honorable conditions) Now they send me a letter asking for 25K back. I did 5 years and am wondering if there is any way to fight this. they kicked me out and now want to get money back for not completing the enlistment. thank you for your help
The service didn't discharge you because they wanted to. You did something to effect the discharge paperwork, regardless of what type of discharge you got.

I would be fighting the recoupment attempt, simply because if you don't you may find your future pay or taxes garnished sometime down the road.
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Old 10-23-2007, 11:28 AM
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Your original enlistment contract should have the exact terms under which they can recoup payment of the bonus. It's hard to answer your case, as I don't know what you signed. The recoupment terms on an enlistment contract are very specific and should tell you if you have to pay back none, all, or a portion of the bonus.
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so my husband has been physically beaten by marines in his platoon not only marines on his same level but by squad leaders not to mention all of the verbal abuse. later this week they are to go into the field for a few nights and his squad leaders and others have told him thats "when hes really gonna get it" that they are really gonna "F*** him up no doubt" needless to say he is scared. none of the other guys will stand up for him bc obviously they dont want it happening to them. also above the squad leaders the platoon section leader knows its going on and is in no way trying to stop it and in some cases has encouraged it. in attempt to put this to an end we spoke with the chaplain of the company and let him know what was going on. he made a report of it and told us to talk to the lieutenant the next day. so we did. he seemed helpful and made promise not to "sweep it under the rug" we were supposed to have a meeting with him and the higher chain of command this morning but they had not yet arrived so i was told i could leave. his platoon also got a new ssgt today who was told by the lieutenant what was going on and the ssgt talked to my husband and told him he was a liar. basically said nothing was going to happen and that my husb. needs to keep his mouth shut. and not only that but he told the squad leaders abt my husbands alligation. so now they are making even MORE threats. my husband want to go UA but i have told him i dont feel thats the answer. i dont know however what is? he has severe depression and has a history of depression and im not even sure he is stable enough to continue with his enlistment. so if you have any educated advise as to how we should go about this please i would appreciate the imput.
Start your own thread as you are posting on a thread that is over 1 1/2 years old and has nothing to do with the original thread title.
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