Reply #32: sorry but........ [View All]

[onecitizen]

the article DOES use "honorary" as well as "honorable". It uses BOTH terms. And for something that does not exist, alot of people have been given "honorary" discharges. I think you ARE right though. I'm not arguing that with you. Because I cannot find a definition for "honorary discharge" anywhere. That's all I was wanting to find out. Did the guy misspeak or was bush given something less than an honorable discharge from his military duty? I realize that both terms suggest honor in their duty. I was wondering if honorary was just a little bit different than honorable. BUT again, I reiterate, I think you are right in the end. It does NOT exist in military lingo.