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I ended up appealed to add some disabilities that were missed in the final report, my final after that was 100/100, prior was only 70/100. So when doing your appeal, make sure you have a proper goal, if I could turn back time I also would have contested my combat rating since they only gave me...

We got an army DISC that was "passing through" help us get Aid and Assistance added. Every little bit helps, right? That's all we got, we don't know of any other benefits that apply to us.

Here is some information. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rc http://prhome.defense.gov/Portals/52/Documents/WCP%2520Documents/Sec_1647_report.pdf&ved=0ahUKEwiJzveHhOLVAhVO8WMKHWv9CfcQFgg6MAI&usg=AFQjCNE0j6t4trj9rbpIOXXxv1rxBmoBJw The Temporary Disability Retired List (TDRL): An...

We're talking about 2 different things. I'm aware of the low balling cases but the retracted cases was listed in a ALMAR, I don't remember the number. It was something I, at the time, was required to diseminate to all the Marines under my charge. That's why I remember it so well. Plus it was...

As far as ratings in general, yes the DoD does not rate anything. Only the VA assigns percentages using 38 CFR part 4. An easier link to use is this https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/38/part-4 . You can use the VA version but Cornell link is easier to navigate through. What the DoD does is...

The problem is not the VA it's DoD in this scenario. TDRL can only last 5 years maximum after your discharge date. If you don't get an appointment with your closest military facility that can handle your non fitting conditions in that time frame then you are automatically transferred to PDRL at...

The back story is, my wife and I like to move somewhere else. No particular place is better than any other. We would to be fairly close to an University and some sort of medical but not really near that many people. As a general rule I am not people friendly, plus I'm of German decent so...

In the middle of Yuma county Arizona. The closest city is at least an hour away.

I don't have any VSO'S nearby to help me, but I'd like to apply for combat compensation. The problem I'm having is shifting through my medical record. Half is paper, half is electronic and all the civilian doctors is paper. The paper half is about 4 inches thick and the electronic part is on...

Paragraph 3 A states all Marines may receive 20 days PTAD, with commanders discretion of course. The key phrase is increments of 20 days. So it would be possible to have more than one PTAD in a row so to speak. Paragraph 4 dictates when it's authorized, such as , release from active duty...