Generally, that means a request to NPRC for a correction (minor corrections can be made by NPRC), then a request to the military service department (service departments can make more corrections than NPRC), and finally if both these fail, then submit DD Form 149, with supporting evidence as instructed on the form. Prior to submitting a request to a Board for Correction of Military Records, ALL administrative avenues must be used. The Member 4 and Service 2 contain the exact same information. The DD 214 is normally issued in 2 versions - Member 1 (short form) which has the discharge information on the bottom of the form removed and either the Member 4 or Service 2 (long form) which contains the discharge information - which one you receive depends on when you separated. To obtain a copy of your DD 214, we suggest trying MilConnect or the National Archives.
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