Is an officer who was dismissed from the Armed Forces subject to mobilization...

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anonim

07.09.2023 17:48 • Question

...under item 65, sub-item Yes for official misconduct?

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Lorina Fedan

Answer provided 07.09.2023 21:32

No, it is not subject to mobilization.

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Is an officer who was dismissed from the Armed Forces subject to mobilization...

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Lorina Fedan

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