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FM/BP-609 · v2.03
Retirement
- Code
- FM/BP-609
- Kind
- Policy
- Version
- v2.03 2w ago
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- LtCol James 10 Oct 2026
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- v2.00
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v2.02
Members who go inactive are discharged unless they apply for an Honourable Discharge. Retirement is a status reserved for those with significant contributions to the unit and no major conduct issues and this assessment is made by Unit Command on a case by case basis. Retired members retain access to most UNITAF services and can continue participating in UNITAF activities, denoted by (Ret.) appended to their rank.
Retired members can attend operations on request in accordance with [[247]]
v2.03
Members who go inactive are discharged unless they apply for an Honourable Discharge. Retirement is a status reserved for those with significant contributions to the unit and no major conduct issues and this assessment is made by Unit Command on a case by case basis. Retired members retain access to most UNITAF services and can continue participating in UNITAF activities, denoted by (Ret.) appended to their rank.
Retired members can attend operations on request in accordance with [[890]]
Members who go inactive are discharged unless they apply for an Honourable Discharge. Retirement is a status reserved for those with significant contributions to the unit and no major conduct issues and this assessment is made by Unit Command on a case by case basis. Retired members retain access to most UNITAF services and can continue participating in UNITAF activities, denoted by (Ret.) appended to their rank.
Retired members can attend operations on request in accordance with [[247]] [[890]]
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