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That's what I'm trying to do, Sir. I was curious as to whether or not my understanding of the regulations regarding this is correct or not. I know this situation has come up a lot with other servicemembers. Just to note, I'm on Title 32 Full-Time National Guard Duty orders, not regular Active...

Good afternoon, I started on FTNGD-OTD orders with my local Recruiting & Retention Battalion on January 1st. My intention (and the recruiting command) was to get hired on AGR but ended up found with a medically disqualifying condition (not due to own misconduct) In June I was told I was unfit...

I'm extremely confused. Both the MEB and PEB found you unfit but they're recommending an administrative separation? Are you Active Duty or Reserve/National Guard?

I'm curious as to how this has progressed over the last two months. I'm in a very similar situation right now so depending on where you're at will kind of help me provide some advice, if it's still something you're dealing with.

From my understanding you have to be eligible for a 20-year retirement in order to receive concurrent retirement disability pay. If not, when placed on the PDRL you'd have to waive your DoD retirement pay in order to receive VA disability compensation. I believe you are correct with losing...

Damn that was a process. Well first I want to congratulate you on being able to fight against the nonsense and receive your retirement. I'm glad for my sake that this seems like a length process, because one of the case managers told me in June that this was a quick process and I'd most likely...

Oh, I already started. I was Active Duty in the Marine Corps for eight years; July 2014 - July 2022. I enlisted into the Guard the day after my EAS last year. It was Saturday, June 3rd when I did my fit for duty eval and was determined to be "unfit" for continued service (which is extremely...

When I was told in June by one of the case managers at MedDet that my case didn't warrant an in-line of duty determination (they didn't even have my medical records when I was told this) she said it was going to be an NDR-PEB and I'd most likely be discharged by the end of July, which obviously...

Jesus. That's lengthy man. Was the process itself difficult to get it approved as a MedBoard, or was it fairly easy and just time consuming?

When you say you started in January 2020, was that the date of your NDR-PEB or when you received notification of having a medically disqualifying condition? I'm in the Army National Guard so I know it's not quite the same, but I just received my Notification of Intent to Separate last month and...

Good afternoon, Folks, I have attached a pretty lengthy PDF to keep the post itself short, but I wanted to provide as much relevant information as possible in order to try and get the best possible answers. The names of the folks involved in this will be redacted, and billet titles will be...