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Yes you can file at your local office, he will give you form to get the ball rolling with the VA. you will need any and all 214's you will need info on if it was a LOD (line of duty) accident or not, and any findings from the Medical board, plus a copy of your medical records.

One of my friends, has a simular situation. He was running durning the PT test and tore the tendons and cartlage in his foot. he has had three surgeries to try to fix the problem. The Air Force has said they are going to start the medical board process as soon as he is stable. Which in his case...

Thank you, I've looked into it and your right I do fall under this. As much as I want to go back, and thats what I had planned to do. well at least find a department to work for. But with the amount of damage, and the three fusions to my back and neck, I wouldn't be able to perform the job.

I graduated The Indiana Law Enforcement Academy in 2004, and I didn't burn any bridges, but I don't think physically i could do the job. Both my civilian specialist and the military doctor at Wright Pat said that I wouldn't be capable of the demands of Law Enforcement. The range in motion that...

I wanted to thank you for getting back so quick. i'm not sure what i,m gonna do my wife is going to school full time and won't graduate until dec of this year. we have five boys, from 2 to 12 years old. i'm the bread winner for now, and thats a lot of money i could be loosing. I was a deputy...

:confused: hello to all, I have a question. I received my 20 percent rating from the board today. it only took five months, but whos counting. My question is this, when i signed the paper work to go to the peb it had me down as having 9 years of service. I have 6 plus years of active duty and...