§ 261 Military Discharge Procedures
This law explains how and why enlisted personnel in the National Guard can be discharged. It sets rules for different types of discharges, including what happens if someone is absent without leave for a long time.
A soldier in the National Guard doesn't show up for duty for 90 days without telling anyone.
The Adjutant General can discharge this soldier with a 'general discharge under honorable conditions' because they were absent without leave for too long.
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§ 261 Military Discharge Procedures
Last verified: January 11, 2026