Army+ has expanded with six new reports addressing discharge from service for health or family-related matters

The Army+ app now features six new reports concerning discharge from military service due to family-related or health reasons. They are available in the latest version, which can be downloaded from the App Store or Play Market.

Newly added reports cover:

• Discharge due to guardianship of three children under 18;
• Discharge due to the KIA (Killed in Action) or MIA (Missing in Action) status of a close relative during military service in defense of the Homeland;
• Discharge due to the need to care for a spouse with a disability;
• Discharge due to the care and support of a child with a disability;
• Discharge due to the care of a relative with a disability;
• Discharge for health-related reasons.

Reports can be submitted in just a few minutes. They include comprehensive info guides offering concise and straightforward advice and explanations about which documents may be needed when submitting a report. The reports are structured with a straightforward submission procedure, and each step provides helpful tips to ensure accurate submission to the commander.

We continue to develop an ecosystem that enables military personnel to exercise their rights quickly and efficiently. For instance, a report for discharge on health-related reasons is among the most frequently submitted in the army. In the paper version, submitting a report takes time, including writing the report by hand, gathering all necessary documents, and making copies. We have digitized this process, making it straightforward and as user-friendly as possible,” said Kateryna Chernohorenko, Deputy Minister of Defence for Digital Development.