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dishonourable discharge

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dishonourable discharge, (US) dishonorable discharge
n (Mil) → unehrenhafte Entlassung; to be given a dishonourable discharge (Mil) → unehrenhaft entlassen werden
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Velez, being held in pre-trial custody in Hawaii, faces a maximum sentence of life imprisonment and a dishonourable discharge if found guilty.
US soldier charged with murder of contractor in Iraq by Times of Oman (Muscat, Oman)
Velez, being held in pre-trial custody in Hawaii, faces a maximum sentence of life imprisonment and a dishonourable discharge if found guilty.
US soldier charged with murder of contractor in Iraq by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Clarke was given a dishonourable discharge from the army at the age of 20 after being convicted of handling stolen goods and receiving a prison sentence, he went on to run a couple of discount stores in Bootle and Wavertree, before starting a limousine company with his uncle David Clarke.
Ex-soldier is found guilty of murdering Polish waitress by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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