Returning Servicemen to Civilian Life Plan at Fort Dix
S/Sgt. Arthur Freynd, 25, overseas veteran, is among thousands moved to civilian life under the Army point plan based on age or dependents. He hopes to stay in service, but his wife Bertha, injured in an auto crash in Brookdych, N Y, needs him at home. He is sent to Fort Dix separation center, the nearest to his home, to process discharge as 342,000 Yanks are slated for release.
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Discharge Ceremony Highlights for Sergeant Froud
Sergeant Froud signs final papers and receives discharge certificate, separation qualification record, service and honor medals, and all pay. Final payday includes 100 for mustering out pay plus 800 total. he is honored by the separation center commander for excellent service after overseas duty.
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Final Army Duty and Postwar Record Keeping
The article describes the final army duties for discharge including signing papers and thumb print on discharge. It notes the government’s plan to file and preserve records of over 40 million veterans, determining postwar policy by discharge records. It mentions ongoing discharge processes, options for peacetime service, and similar navy procedures with no pay discharge planned at present.
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