If member is Chapter 61 PDRL with 20+ years, can they can receive both FULL (no offset CDR)Disability retirement with a 100% VA Disability P&T rating?
no. You can't get more than the combination of your VA compensation + Longevity pension. For regular retirees (20 or more years). A medical retirement isn't much of a help to regular retireesIf member is Chapter 61 PDRL with 20+ years, can they can receive both FULL (no offset CDR)Disability retirement with a 100% VA Disability P&T rating?
Yep. There isn't a benefit to a medical retirement if you have earned a regular one. You can't get paid for the same thing 2 times. If you have 20 years active duty time then there isn't any extra compensation to be had. There are a few extra perks if your DOD% is higher than your earned longevity but they are small. For example if you choose Tricare Select your annual enrollment fee is waived. That saves you $300 per year. Things like that.Darn. So if VA comp is more than longevity pension, the entire pension is forfeit?