Recent content by aplcr0331

I've been reading through these as well. I'm looking mainly for situation involving non-duty DES since I'm still deep in that whole thing. Ick.

maparker; I'm meeting with the folks from FSS this drill weekend. They say that they contacted NGB A1 about my situation and were told that I do not qualify for 15 year retirement. I know for sure that they did not mention Title 10, Section 12371b when they asked about my situation. I was sent...

Anyone know if TERA will be available to Guard members?

Not really other than if I sit down at a computer for too long I will fall alseep. I fell asleep while driving a couple of time (but not while on duty with the Guard) so nothing that really effects me job wise. I'm not sure how they will take it. I've been dealing with the sleep issues for ten...

Mike, thanks sir for clearing that up. I'll make sure I bring up both regulations, and you're right I wonder if there are others in my same boat? Ed, good point, I'm actually at 14 good years right now and will have 15 good years at the beginning of next May. This is gonna be close...

gsfowler, Yes, they're claiming the OSA is not meeting retention standards. Apparently the regulations recently changed for severe OSA and if found it warrants an immediate MEB. The depression they just caught because I'm chronically on Prozac, so they are throwing that in for good measure I...

They showed me some regulation (I'm trying to find it now) that stated the 15-20 early retirement rule ended in 1999. Do service regulation trump Title 10? And what are the odds of me, a lowly SSgt, telling our admin people which section they can retire me under? (I'd love to do it by the way)...

My guard unit is puting me through a non-duty DES for sleep apnea and depression. I will have 15 good years next April. I have a mix of active duty and guard time, though none of it was in support of OIF/OEF (I did not deploy overseas). The medical unit gave me letters to send to my civilian...