What discharge do you get for failing navy prt's..?

You get a general discharge with an RE-3 discharge code on your DD-214 which means you didn't get "kicked out, but you also didn't fulfill your commitment to the US Navy. You retain your GI bill benefits. You get a severance check. You get to keep base privileges for a short period of "transition" time, then that's it. No continual medical, dental, JAG, commissary , exchange or MWR privileges beyond that transition period.

you get ZERO benefits unless you have been in long enough to earn the GI Bill and they decide to give you an Honorable discharge instead of a GUH which you deserve.

without an underlying em,local reason that is DOCUMENTED by your PCM, you get an ADMIN discharge, usually RE3 and usually a GUH which severely limits any VA entitlement you can have.

If it can be proved that you intentionally failed prt's that's a complete different ball game...............

Yes you do, and no you won't get any benefits, you have to serve honorably in order to reap the rewards of service.

Administrative which is honorable. You get to keep your benefits. Talk to the personnel office to make sure.

New PFA rules allow sailors to save their careers

http://www.navytimes.com/story/military/2015/10/13...

Yes, you do