Jason Perry
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Thanks for the words of support. As for your own situation, I am glad the site has helped. That is one of the main points- helping the most deserved of all, those who have been injured in service to our Nation.
I appreciate the sentiment and the words of support. Still, nothing that was provided here was anything more than you should have gotten directly from the Army- a fair assessment of your situation and the knowledge of the laws and regulations that apply to your situation. (As an NCO, I think you would agree, you would have helped or explained what you know to your team/squad members; I think the Army owes you at least the same. Like I said, what the Army won't help you with, we will on this site).
Maybe so, and I appreciate the thought and the impetus. Support is always appreciated...but, like I wrote, the point of the site is not to generate money. (Defraying of costs or support for improvement of the site is an important goal, though).
Support is appreciated, but not required. I appreciate the sentiment. Support given or absent, I hope all goes well for you and you get what you have earned from your service.
For more about me and my services, check out www.peblawyer.com. I practice at all PEBs, regardless of location. (And before the BCMRs, and in Federal Court).
First of all, thank you very much for creating this site. In the short time that I have been a member, I have received information that has proven invaluable. I was on my way out of the Army on a separation (non-medical) and found some information-and motivation-on this site that prompted me to ask some questions to the right people. Now, my situation is being reviewed by a lot of important people from the local TMC as well as unit leadership.
Having said that, I am actually surprised that the financial goals are not being met. I mean, take a service such as myself that was about to get kicked out. As a direct result of your information provided here, the chain of events starts and they are medically retired thus retaining medical benefits as well as a higher percentage of VA disability compensation. I figure a contribution to the site would be the very least that a person could do in order to pay back what was given to them freely.
I appreciate the sentiment and the words of support. Still, nothing that was provided here was anything more than you should have gotten directly from the Army- a fair assessment of your situation and the knowledge of the laws and regulations that apply to your situation. (As an NCO, I think you would agree, you would have helped or explained what you know to your team/squad members; I think the Army owes you at least the same. Like I said, what the Army won't help you with, we will on this site).
I understand this a a free site but perhaps a resurrection of this thread could perhaps reignite some interest-and perhaps some revenue.
Maybe so, and I appreciate the thought and the impetus. Support is always appreciated...but, like I wrote, the point of the site is not to generate money. (Defraying of costs or support for improvement of the site is an important goal, though).
As for me, as soon as I can remember my PayPal password that I haven't used in over 5 years, I'll see what I can give.
Support is appreciated, but not required. I appreciate the sentiment. Support given or absent, I hope all goes well for you and you get what you have earned from your service.
By the way, where do you practice law out of?
For more about me and my services, check out www.peblawyer.com. I practice at all PEBs, regardless of location. (And before the BCMRs, and in Federal Court).