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<blockquote data-quote="JEVapa" data-source="post: 3804324" data-attributes="member: 41176">Mine do.&nbsp; I have 3 DD214&#039;s because of breaks in service or NG time.&nbsp;&nbsp; My retirement one has all my prior MOS&#039;s.Since most every branch requires an SM to have a records review every year and always has one prior to a deployment, you should have your records straight.&nbsp; This definitely applies when you get out.&nbsp; Your DD214 is reviewed by you (as does every SM and Officer at their ETS or Retirement) to ensure it&#039;s correct and to make sure you get all your records squared to get that info in there...it&#039;s required by law that you review and sign your DD214. That is 100% on you if your DD214 is missing info and nobody else.&nbsp; You can however, also submit a DD215 that is a separate document that supplements your DD214 to correct the record by adding missing awards, schools, MOS&#039;s etc.&nbsp; They remain two separate documents but contain all your end of service info.&nbsp; The VA or a service advocate can help (DVA, American Legion, VFW).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JEVapa, post: 3804324, member: 41176"] Mine do. I have 3 DD214's because of breaks in service or NG time. My retirement one has all my prior MOS's. Since most every branch requires an SM to have a records review every year and always has one prior to a deployment, you should have your records straight. This definitely applies when you get out. Your DD214 is reviewed by you (as does every SM and Officer at their ETS or Retirement) to ensure it's correct and to make sure you get all your records squared to get that info in there...it's required by law that you review and sign your DD214. That is 100% on you if your DD214 is missing info and nobody else. You can however, also submit a DD215 that is a separate document that supplements your DD214 to correct the record by adding missing awards, schools, MOS's etc. They remain two separate documents but contain all your end of service info. The VA or a service advocate can help (DVA, American Legion, VFW). [/QUOTE]

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