HONORABLE DISCHARGE
FROM THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
This is to certify that
Claude H. Garrett T/4 FP1S3
was Honorably Discharged from the
UNITED STATES ARMY
on the 13th day of January 2025. This certificate is awarded
as a testimonial of Honest and Faithful Service
ARPC-OPM-ODATE: 13 January 2025
MEMORANDUM FOR Commander,
U.S. Army 29th Infantry Division, ATTN: AHRC-OP-S, 1 Reserve Way
Fort Belvoir, VA 22060
SUBJECT: Unqualified Resignation
1.I hereby tender my unqualified resignation as an Enlisted Soldier in the
United States Army under the provisions of Chapter 6, Section III,
AR 135-175.
2.I understand that if my resignation is accepted I am entitled to an
honorable separation and will be furnished an Honorable Discharge
Certificate. I understand that I cannot resign if I am a statutory obligor.
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Signature |
Claude H. Garrett |
Name (Type or Print) |
Technician, 4th Grade | Rifleman | Fox Company, First Platoon, Third Squad |
Rank | Position | Platoon/Squad |
Over my nine years in the unit, there were plenty of hellos and goodbyes as people came into the unit and left. However, I almost never thought that it would be time to say goodbye myself. Typing this up feels a bit surreal after such a time, but I finally have to write “the quote.” In nearly a decade spanning two different games, I was able to meet countless people that I am proud to call friends while also growing as an individual. While I am also proud of some of my more technical achievements, I want to focus on saying thank you to those that made the unit a welcoming and comfortable place for me over all of those years. I have to first thank my cousin, PFC Garrett, for introducing me to the unit so long ago. From there, I have to thank the entirety of BP3 for accepting me into their ranks at the beginning. After that, things started to get interesting as I ventured into leadership. Some of the most enjoyable moments in the 29th occurred in a little squad called EP2S4, where I started off as a CE under (then) Sgt. Dethfield. Eventually, I stepped up as ASL under then Sgt. Sutera, where things really got wild. I’d like to thank Sgt. Guyette, Cpl. Formosa, T/5 Caesar, and PFC Pasqua specifically, but everyone in that squad made it memorable. Sgt. Greene and T/5 Perez come to mind to thank from that time period as well. |
Reason for leaving |
APPROVED |
Approved/Disapproved |
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Commander Signature |
January 13 2025 |
Date |