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Related: About this forumI just sent away for my classified military records even the redacted ones.
I sent away for them in 2017, but they were still classified after 53 years. All I received was the form Restriction of Assignment and Travel of Personnel Having Access to Special Intelligence. The Adjutant General ATTN: AGPF, Department of the Army Washington, D.C. 20310 In accordance with paragraph 5a, AR 614-31, it is requested that the personnel files on the following individual be flagged, effective this date, as the individual may be restricted from certain assignments and travel as a result of having access to special intelligence. It has been 58 years, does anyone know how long those records are going to be flagged? I would really like to tell my great-grandchildren what I did in the army.
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WillUSAF
(91 posts)I looked for AR 614-31 to read the reg and can't seem to find it. There is an AR 614-30 which deals with everything from PCSing to TDYs overseas. Nothing in the reg that outlines TS assignments. I'm just an amateur though. If it were me, I would call your nearest installation and speak to someone in JAG.
Good luck sir/ma'am
marie999
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Tactical Peek
(1,268 posts)Doesn't even need a buck slip.
WillUSAF
(91 posts)WillUSAF
(91 posts)I have had success with mine on different issues. I have some buddies I served with have success in dealing with the DoD and VA with their Reps.
pwb
(12,198 posts)The whole two month invasion never happened with people. No Campaign ribbon, nothing. Yeah FTA.
A DD-214, correct?
marie999
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DashOneBravo
(2,679 posts)Group that closet matches what you did.
Like I know a lot of the MACV-SOG guys helped the 7th SFG work on stuff they did in Central America. Several got CIB’s and valor awards.
Does that make sense?