thats a blog
in federal law anyone who serves a single day is technically a veteran however in the forces its accepted to be 2 years ACTIVE service
which you didnt do.
either way you still wont answer why you left and thats stolen valour right there- 'fantastic reason', stolen valour
are there no depths you wont stoop to?
Jesus man I looked into whatever the fuck you are blabbing about and they are just talking about for certain benefits. The GI bill only requires 90 days
However anyone who has served active duty is classified as a veteran by the government there is no minimum service just for certain benefits and of course that is unless it was medical then there is no minimum even for benefits. Regardless anyone who served is a veteran.
https://mymilitarybenefits.com/benefits/who-qualifies-as-a-veteran/#VA_Minimum_Duty_RequirementsAccording to VA.gov,
veteran status refers to, “a person who served in the active military, naval, or air service, and who was discharged or released therefrom under conditions other than dishonorable.” that is part of the criteria for qualifying for VA healthcare benefits (see below.) 24 months of active duty service are typically required for active duty troops with other criteria for Guard and Reserve members as we’ll examine below.
But all of this is not the same criteria for other VA programs like the GI Bill, which requires only 90 days of active service for those who sign up today. Who counts as a veteran? It may depend on which program you need.