Cool Cats,
I don't see anger either. I see a disgusted look. He looks thinner as well.
Rsd1200
Under very rare circumstances would someone be released due to family issues. I've never heard of this occurring so I cant say impossible. If it were possible, it would have to be parents and siblings as is the case for emergency leave requests. There are exceptions but very difficult for approval.
I don't recall the exact rules governing pregnancy at the time but there are/were provisions for single parents to serve. I don't believe there is any evidence she was pregnant when discharged.
As far as tests, she was a year into service when discharged. Her advanced school was completed well before then. I imagine her career field tech school didnt last long. 4-6 weeks tops. It would be very unlikely she failed anything and got discharged within a year of signing up. JMO
Possible issues leading to discharge. Not all inclusive.
1. Medical discharge
2. Theft of government property
3. Theft of fellow Airmen property
4. Failure to conform to military standards
6. Drugs--trafficing or usage
Well we know she has sticky fingers... hmmmm?
This is a small sampling. There are many that can lead to Cout Martial and or administrative discharge
MOO JMO Speculation
Having only been in a year and being at her first duty station, I'd say the event leading to her discharge was significant enough the AF said she didnt warrant further training and released her from service. JMO