What type of discharge is considered honorable but with conditions?

The type of discharge considered honorable but with conditions is the General discharge. A General discharge is typically awarded to service members whose performance is satisfactory and meets the required standards, but who may have had issues that prevented them from receiving an Honorable discharge. These issues could include minor disciplinary problems or performance that meets the minimum standard but does not rise to the level of exceptional service.

A General discharge can still be seen positively, allowing the service member to access some benefits, but it also acknowledges that there may have been some shortcomings. This contrasts with an Honorable discharge, which is awarded for exemplary service, and other types like Dishonorable or Administrative discharges, which are more negative classifications.