(E) members who are subject to disciplinary measures or who, under other legal or regulatory provisions, are subject to separation without administration or forced dismissal. Officers who are not entitled to the separation allowance include those who have (d) additional service in the guard reserve. – the number of members of the armed forces to be separated from active service during a financial year, as defined in subsection (b) (3), the secretary concerned shall designate a number of such members in the remuneration and ranks determined by the secretary concerned; which, after separation from active service, are, for a period of at least three years in the on-call reserve, a precondition for obtaining voluntary separation fees and services in accordance with this Section. (h) Coordination with the retirement or re-entry salary and the disability award… (1) A member who, under this Section, receives a voluntary separation allowance and who later qualifies for a retirement salary or retains under that title or Title 14 Title 14 – COAST GUARDThe title was created by the Act of 4 August 1949, Chap. 393, § 1, 63 Stat. 495PartiSec.I.Regular Coast Guard Part I – Regular COAST GUARD The reloaded text is loaded in an instant.1II.Coast Guard Reserve and Auxiliary Part II – COAST GUARD RESERVE AND AUXILIARY The reloaded text is immediately loaded. have deducted from any payment of such withdrawal or withholding indemnity an amount fixed in a monthly plan indicated by the secretary concerned until the total amount deducted from such pension or deduction is equal to the total amount of the voluntary separation wage so paid. The provision of a lump sum payment for persons entitled to active and reserve service who have completed at least six years but less than twenty years of active service immediately before being involuntarily dismissed or refusing to continue the service for which they volunteered, just before the authorization to retire. The full separation allowance is 10% x 12 x years of service x the basic monthly allowance at the time of separation. Years of service include sub-years calculated at 1/12 of a year for each full month of service.

Fractions of months are discarded. L. 109-163, div. A, Title VI, § 643 (b), 6 January 2006, 119 Stat. 3310, which suggests that, during the period beginning on 6 January 2006 and on Dec. 31, 2008, members who are entitled to separation and voluntary separation allowances and benefits under this section, would be limited to officials who meet the eligibility requirements of this section but who had not performed more than 12 years of active service at the time of separation, was contacted by Pub. L. 109-364, div. A, Title VI, § 623 (a) (3), 17 October 2006, 120 Stat. 2256. (b) Eligible Members.- (1) In addition to the provisions of paragraph 2, a member of the armed forces is entitled to separation fees and voluntary benefits under this section if the member – (A) chapter 58 of this title Chapter 58 – BENEFITS AND SERVICES FOR MEMBERS WHO ARE SEPARATED OR RECENTLY separated.

Involuntary separation is defined. Section 1141 – Involuntary Separation The referenced text is immediately loaded.1142 Section 1142 – Preparatory Council; Transmission of medical records to the Department of Veterans AffairsReferenced text is loaded in an instant. the precautionary council; Transmission of medical records to the Department of Veterans Affairs. . . .