DRB DIGEST/EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 
DRB DOCKET 2013-017
NAME

CURRENT DD-214
Discharge, None Stated, JFX, Personality Disorder, RE4
RELIEF 
REQUESTED
Change Narrative Reason; Upgrade RE code
RELIEF GRANTED 
BY DRB
None
ADMIN
CORRECTIONS
None
TIS
4 yrs, 8 months, 1 days
Policy Implications 
None
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
The applicant was discharged due to a Personality Disorder diagnosis. In the Fall of 2011, the applicant made a 
suicide attempt by firing a rifle bullet into their own shoulder. This act was premeditated as the sheriff 
collected the applicant's suicide note and evidence from their spouse indicated the unstable well-being. 
Thereafter, the applicant was directed for a mental health evaluation with a Licensed Psychologist in the 
summer of 2012. A civilian psychologist and military physician both concluded that the applicant met the 
criteria for Narcissistic Personality Disorder. This diagnosis was listed in the mental health evaluation as 
service disqualifying. Soon after, the applicant was notified of the command's discharge intent.
Prior to the aforementioned events, the applicant received an unsatisfactory conduct performance evaluation in 
the Spring of 2011. Following the suicide attempt, there were two negative administrative remarks due to not 
paying the government travel card in a timely manner, and becoming a nuisance with professionals who were 
trying to assist the applicant on past due travel audits on monies already paid out. The applicant became 
insubordinate and uncooperative on these routine tasks expected of all USCGR personnel. Furthermore, the 
openly made dissenting comments about the Coast Guard as a whole, and how their civilian employer was 
much more worthy of the applicant's services and contributions.
The Board recommends no relief.
Propriety:	Discharge was proper.
Equity:	Discharge was equitable.
Final Adjudication by Assistant Commandant For Human Resources: No relief