For Military Personnel
Receiving a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand (GOMOR) at Fort Bragg can significantly impact a military career. The long-term severity of that impact depends heavily on where the issuing General Officer (GO) elects to file the reprimand. Understanding the...
An AR 15-6 investigation can lead to serious outcomes because the findings are frequently used to support administrative separation or Article 15 action. When adverse findings are issued, service members often have a limited opportunity to respond. If you face...
For many soldiers stationed at Fort Bragg, the moment feels sudden. Your commander or first sergeant calls you in, hands you paperwork, and says the unit wants to separate you with an Other Than Honorable (OTH) discharge. In that one meeting, years of service can...
Being the subject of a command investigation at Fort Bragg can be stressful and confusing. Fortunately, there are important steps you can take to prepare for the process and avoid making mistakes. Knowing what to expect during an AR 15-6 investigation is crucial to...
An Other Than Honorable (OTH) discharge can affect a service member’s opportunities indefinitely. Employers, benefit programs and other parties conducting background checks may deny people opportunities due to their OTH discharge records. Those who did not receive an...
A driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge on Fort Bragg, which extends beyond the gates, can affect more than your driving record. Because the installation operates under federal authority, you may face overlapping consequences that can influence your military status,...
The military has no tolerance for misconduct, no matter how minor. With this in mind, service members must act immediately when accusations of Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) violations are brought against them, as any offense could lead to severe...
Service members whose security clearances have been suspended may be on the brink of losing their entire military careers. Regardless of why an individual’s security clearance was suspended, personnel need to take swift action to protect their position in the military...
Service members who do not follow the military’s regulations or code of conduct could find themselves facing profound consequences such as a permanent separation from their branch of the military. The ability to appear in front of a Board applies only in certain...
The decision to drive while intoxicated can carry significant consequences regardless of where the offense occurred. However, if a member of the military is pulled over on base, such as Fort Bragg, they will not only face immediate military administrative sanctions...