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has something changed with regards to CRSC eligibility and it being presumptive? I’m medically retired and 100% PT for mostly myasthenia gravis and mental health but from my reading (admittedly years ago) I didn’t apply for CRSC through the Army because while I certainly did suffer from...
I had a CP exam that the VA doc wrote up for a solid 50%. I used my providers DBQ as evidence at the VARR and got an increase to 70% mental health alone.
Total occupational and social impairment, due to such symptoms as: gross impairment in thought processes or communication; persistent delusions or hallucinations; grossly inappropriate behavior; persistent danger of hurting self or others; intermittent inability to perform activities of daily...
Your RE code on the DD-214 will be such that it means you were separated for disability. At that point, no good recruiter would even attempt to try and bring you in. To enlist you would mean that they would need a waiver, yes the recruiter could submit a waiver but it would never get approved...
I’m not to schooled on 14501 or 14502. I was promoted based on 10 USC 1372. From reading it, it certainly sounds like you should have been promoted, but I’m no expert. I think you need to consult with a good attorney.
Army here, retired in 2016… 7.5 years enlisted and just one month short of ten as an officer… retired as an O4…. if they try and retire you enlisted, whip out title 10 USC 1372 on their sorry asses…
1372. Grade on retirement for physical disability: members of armed forces
Unless entitled to a...
This is where I would ask the PEBLO and your JAG lawyer to contact your chain of command on your behalf. If you tell your chain of command it just looks like you are trying to get out of going.
Your 90 days of leave will save you, plus you still have two more appeals you could do to take more time, a VARR and disability agency review. You will be fine.
There are at least six levels of appeals:
narsum rebuttal
IMR
meb rebuttal
IPEB/FPEB
VARR
Disability agency review
that and terminal leave will definitely get you across the finish line. I appealed at every level and my case took 14 months. Also when we get close to the holidays, things will...
It’s not split up like transferring the post 9/11 GI bill is if that’s what you are asking. Each gets the full 36 months. So if you have one kid or ten, they'll all get 36 months Each.
I would explain to them how you are getting worse, and how your mental health is effecting you performing your duties, but let the idea be theirs. You can also be honest and just say you wish you could get out. Also if there is any suicidal ideation or intent, explain that too.