[Former Military Chick]

Where is the honor?

[aft_lizard]

I believe, and I may be wrong but officers still have a mandatory commitment of at least one year after there primary enlistment term is up. Could be wrong though.

[SittinYonder]

In the thousands of other men and women who serve with pride. Consider all the folks in the military - there's bound to be a few who are just like Kerry was.

[Blue Screen of Death]

Ok, he resigned his commission. Now send him as a PFC.

[federal]

If I'm not mistaken a officer can be called up at anytime.

At least that is how it use to be back in the 60's

[Southern62]

If he's lying about resigning then that's one thing - but if he did 8 years and resigned and the army failed to process his resignation - then his actions are entirely honorable.

[HardStarboard]

We don't want this kind of guy polluting our all volunteer force....muster him out!

[CWOJackson]

"Jay J. Ferriola, 31, said in the lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Manhattan that Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld unlawfully continues to exercise control over him even though he properly resigned and was asked to turn in his equipment."

Hopefully when they're done with him he won't have any "equipment" left.