I am in the National Guard or I am an active duty military member, am I considered a veteran?

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I am in the National Guard or I am an active duty military member, am I considered a veteran?

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No, you are a veteran only if you have been discharged from Active Duty (other than dishonorably). Only a member of the National Guard who was activated and then discharged would meet the definition. Active Duty members of the military are not veterans until discharged.

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Last Updated Sep 22, 2015
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Answered By Kerry Louvier

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