An involuntary honorable discharge? So he was either incapable of physically performing his duties, or psychologically incapable of performing his duties. I’m going out on a limb and saying it’s probably the latter considering that he’s unwilling to explain it. (The only other way to get an involuntary honorable discharge is to have a general discharge “promoted” to honorable later on as an act of clemency.) I’m curious what his MOS was in the Army.
After a little bit of searching... intelligence specialist in the Air Force, supply specialist in the Army.
Article says he was a Supply Sergeant. That indicates an MOS of 92Y(20 or 30).
That’s what I was before I got my “involuntary honorable discharge”...after 13 years of service...eleven years ago.
(I got mine for being unable to run two miles in the specified time— 17 min 35 sec, IIRC. Other than that, in more than a few opinions, I was VERY capable of performing my duties.)