Is an individual who completed six months of active duty service and received an uncharacterized discharge eligible for VA pension?

An individual who has completed six months of active duty service and received an uncharacterized discharge is not eligible for VA pension benefits. To qualify for VA pension, the service member must have served a minimum of 90 days of active duty service, with at least one of those days being during a period of war, unless they meet specific exceptions. Additionally, the nature of the discharge is crucial; to be eligible for VA benefits, the individual must have been discharged under conditions other than dishonorable. Uncharacterized discharges often indicate that the service member's time in service was not substantive enough to assess their conduct or performance adequately. Therefore, since both the length of service and the nature of the discharge do not meet the necessary requirements, the conclusion that they are not eligible for VA pension is correct.