Recent content by DakotaA

Nevermind. Figured it out.

I am currently TAD to a HQ Co within the Regiment that my BN falls under. I was told yesterday by a friend that I cannot EAS/go on terminal if I am on TAD orders, and that I would have to have my TAD orders canceled, and be sent back to my BN in order to go on terminal. I go on Terminal next...

My new EAS posted at exactly 2 weeks to the day after signing my findings. Some take longer, some don't take as long. If your EAS is not favorable, you can call MMSR4 and have it changed. It is a small process, but not difficult. The number for MMSR4 is: 703-784-9308 My new EAS is March 30th...

I got my new EAS last week. I go on Terminal in 16 days.

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I got my separation orders, and on them it has my separation code as "JEA2". I'm trying to figure out what exactly that means in the grand scheme of my separation. Ratings were 10% DOD, 60% VA.

Yeah, a history of BCP would be the only thing I could think of, but it's weird that it was S3. If they were to push an adsep package this close to EAS for medical conditions, ESPECIALLY if the medical condition inhibits one's ability to exercise...I would first do everything in my power to...

It's 10 business days. So, not weekends, or holidays. Also, my ratings took 62 days from the time the PEB received them to me signing them. The QA phase is anyone's guess as to how long it could take. It could be 9 days, or it could be 9 weeks.

I waited 62 days. People are going to tell you a million different timelines, and they are going to be all over the place. Just try to be patient.

Why are they making you weigh in? Do you have a history of not making weight? I ask because outside of either a scheduled all hands weigh in, and the one you do when you do your final physical, I've never heard of anyone having to do a weigh in for an EAS just to do it. Did this happen when...

10 months from the time I first entered the office, and started paperwork with IDES.

I was found unfit at 10% DOD for a knee injury. The VA also rated me at 10% for the same injury, but assigned a 60% combined rating. The injury was deemed "combat related" and "incurred in the line of duty" during a "simulation of war". This was in the US, not overseas. Questions: 1. Will my...