I got out of the AF in 2014. I've been to numerous vet centers to get a copy of my DD214, but it seems as if it doesn't exist on file. I've been able to receive my medical records, deployment records, even enlistments and separation documents. But for reason, nobody has been able to find my actual DD214. I've been referred to this person, that person, first base, last base, archives in San Antonio, and even mailed a letter to my senator (no response btw). The whole runaround has been frustrating, to say the least, but what's worse are the services I've been denied because I don't have this one specific piece of paper. With my medical history, I'm sure I'm eligible for at least a little disability. I'd love to go school so I can stop jumping from one dead end job to the next. I wish I could look at my license and see that vet stamp. I wish the homeless vet center was an option. Sorry to whine and rant. I appreciate anyone who read all of this
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SF-180, downloaded and print it out, sign it and mail it in. NPRC has ALL personnel records. The correct mailing address is on the last page. Usually takes about two weeks. If you ever filed any disability claims with the VA, they can provide you with a copy usually.