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I was denied the first time. I have not submitted any buddy letters and feel that the medical documents lacked evidence. This time, I am trying to attach buddy statements along with nexus letters if I have to. I wasn't aware of the reconsideration option and have lost the denial letter from the...

Hello Jason, Thank you so much for taking your time for the long and detailed response. I just learned that injuring your lower back from doing the deadlift in an ACFT does not qualify for CRSC. I have four injuries each rated at 10%, totaling 40%, which I believe qualify for CRSC under the...

Hello, I am an Army medical retiree with 5 years and 10mos of service. 70DOD & 100VA. I have four conditions rated at 10%, totaling 40% which I believe qualify for CRSC. I have hard evidence(pictures) on only one of the four injuries. The other three only has my subjective narrative on how the...

No $707 from DoD, just $558 non taxable compensation if CRSC is approved.

Hello again RC-MikeT, Seeking advice on.. how I can go ahead and re-apply for CRSC with just one condition - fractured right collarbone due to recoil from M240. I did not seek immediate medical care down range, nor did the doctors annotate (later down the road) that it was precisely because of...

Thank you for this information retired colonel Mike! It was the twelve mile ruck march at OCS. Not responding to threats. Thank you again for the clear up.

Claimed two things; 1. Torn labrum from a 12 mile ruck march in full gear 2. L4-5 disc protrusion from deadlifts during an ACFT. I was denied. Medically Retired w 70% at 6 years of service. But I feel that the circumstances that I was injured in should have been CRSC qualifying.

This is golden. Thank you for the detailed response.

Hello RetiredAtty, Thank you for the detailed post regarding CRPS. I have a few more questions, if you could kindly help answer.. As far as the P3 profiles go on the PULHES, If CRPS was derived from a surgery of the left foot, will it be a separate P3 profile on the 'P' instead of the 'L' on...

Thank you. Your advice is much appreciated.

Hi Ron, Medically retired at 5yrs and 10mos. 70% Army and 100% VA. The medical conditions that I was retired for were not directly combat related however I do have injuries from ruck march, FTX, and ACFT totaling 60%. Should I even bother to apply after leaving the Army as an O-3 under the...