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I hope you had a good outcome.

I know this is old but wow they already made a decision before you had your board? Seems terribly biased.

In the Army your PEB attorney falls under the office of soldier counsel. I would hope these person do not work directly for PEB-its a conflict of interest. Unfortunately I think w assigned counsel or private counsel-I agree the PEB can do whatever they want. Its sad and when there is no rules...

I think OSC counsel is arguably more incompetent and understaffed. Some do not track Seminole case law and now your MEB counsel represents you at PEB. If you get a stinker you are stuck with her.

I would not sign it as is.

Hi are you sure about block 27B? Block 27 covers final service member action. The DA 3947 form instructions state, "Block 27.b. SIGNATURE Service Member applies signature verifying they have read and understood Block 27."

What are you referring to? DA 3947? Regardless, you might want to talk to legal.

You really should speak with JAG. Its free. I honestly dont see the harm of you fighting for more than 10 percent.

The timeline has been horrendous for me. Regardless, I am not giving up.

30 percent provides Tricare for yourself and dependent and senior service members may qualify for more than what the VA can pay out. I think VA disability payment amount is not guaranteed. I think a med mil retirement payment is arguably more stable-not sure.

FWIW I think it prudent to always submit a NARSUM appeal when you have things you disagree with. It peserves the record for a formal and other appeal options.

You may want to appeal. 6 to 8 months may be worth it. What does your legal say?

You are entitled to legal assistance. You may want to contact them. In addition you need to review the service regulations determining unfitness. In addition to a myriad of DODDs, DODI, and applicable case law.

Its great to hear that the peb is starting to move some cases.

Government staff cuts and shut down has caused tremendous delays.

I believe army JAG legal services are all on furlough.

For everyone. My FPEB is scheduled 1 year out. So, cuts and shutdown are having a significant impact on services.

What if its a PACT act claim. Does it cover it?

I was on active duty for 4 years when my injuries occurred-it has been a long battle. I have been told due to budget cuts that it can take up to year to schedule a formal board. I hope this helps you all. 20240420: P3 Profile 20240517: Elected IDES 20240624: DA Form 7652 completed 20240826...

Yes it’s worth it provided you realize the meboard process can take a few years for reservists,