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I am finishing my 20 years....just wondering if it was possible cause i can't seem to get a straight answer from those who are supposed to know.

I confirmed with my FSS and was told it is a NDDES (non-duty DES) that I submitted for since I am a drill status guardsman. To help clarify, I have a total of 13 years TAFMS (7 years as active duty and 6 years as an AGR) and 6 years as a drill status guardsman. I was on AGR orders from October...

I filled paperwork to start the DES process and I was notified by my med group that the "AMRO board is requesting the most recent documentation for your sleep apnea condition from your civilian provider for review." I had my PCM write down that I have sleep apnea so now I am waiting until August...

I am currently in the Air National Guard with 19 years of SAT service but I will have enough points to have a total of 20 SAT years by the end of this month. I am currently going through the DES process and was wondering if anyone had any recent experience. I am rated at 100% permanent...

Would I be able to collect my VA disability AND military retirement? Also, how do I even go about a chapter 61 retirement?

What if I opt to retire instead of receiving a medical retirement? I just want to confirm the facts but I am fairly certain I won't be able to collect until 60 (minus RRPA time).

I greatly appreciate the info. My unit is telling me that there is absolutely no way I can receive my VA disability and my military retirement concurrently immediately after retirement regardless of CRSC or CRDP.

Is CRSC automatic or is it something I have to fill out and submit? Who do I submit it to, DFAS?

I have a total of 19 years of service with 13 years AD/AGR, and the rest as a drill status guardsman. I keep reading and hearing conflicting information regarding the ability to receive a military retirement and VA disability concurrently immediately after retiring. From what I gather, it is...