Soooo, here I am at my 11 year mark in the Marine Corps with an ankle injury that's just as old sustained in Week 3 of boot camp. With a near total bone graft in 01 and a total of 4 surgeries and needing more, the Marine Corps has found me fit for duty. I have never completed a CFT or run a PFT since Nov 07....but I'm supposedly fit. I will be returned back tomy reserve unti after being mobilized for four years and the minute I cannot perform the physical requirements, I will probably be put ...
How will the following situation against me affect the MEB process? Due to the injuries I sustained in Iraq and the physical problems they have caused I am no longer able to exercise like I need to. The profile I am on limits me to only doing the waist measurement for the PT test. I had major shoulder surgery and a torn leg muscle that was not treated and is now inoperable. My shoulder limitations are now permanent and having to compensate for the torn muscle has given me early arthritis ...
I was placed on TDRL in 2004, with discharge orders, and paper work signed by the Secretary of the Army. My command decided to court martial me, to keep me from testify in a patient care incident. The charges were false, the court martial ruled in my favor and I was discharged in 2006. My TDRL status is up for review, I have not had a physical since my discharge. Washington has paper work stating that I was discharged in 2004. I have a differnt MEB stating that I was discharged in 2006. If ...
1. What is a VA Wavier? 2. The VA denied my request for a VA wavier because I do not have 20 years active duty. 3. I was medically discharged under the Chapter 61 NDAA 2008. 4. I draw military retirement pay at the 70% rate for my combat injuries. 5. The CRSC folks state that they need for me to get a VA wavier to consider my CRSC application. 6. What should be in the VA Wavier to satisfy the CRSC eligibilty? Advanced ...
I'm currently pending a MEB that's ready to be sent to the PEB. I've sat down with my PEB and was told that for my condition under the VASRD, I'm looking at 60% from the Army in the case of medically retired. The thing I'm having trouble digesting is that my skin condition was aggravated severely by deployment to Iraq. My concern is that I didn't have any documentation stating that it had worsen for the time I was deployed. My question is, will my orders or any documentation be suffice enough ...
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