How is the PULHES 3P P3 used during Navy DES processing?

[seaairmariner]

Who ever has been put through the DES TDRL PDRL Medically Discharged would most likely have a 3P in there records from what I gather.

I am researching the use, and documentation of a 3P in the Navy DES process.

It the 3P seems to be a more general used statement in the Army, for the same reasons, of medical issues and medical disability.

 

[seaairmariner]

I answered my own question. Here are references to a 3P in Navy Literature.

mynavyhr.navy.mil/Portals/55/Reference/Instructions/BUPERS/BUPERSINST%201900.8%20CH-1%20%20CH-2.pdf

RE-3P Physical Disability (Included Discharge and transfer to TDRL)



mynavyhr.navy.mil/Career-Management/Reserve-Personnel-Mgmt/Disability-Retirement/

TDRL is enacted by General Military Law under Title 10 USC Chapter 61, section 1200 series, and further outlined by the Headquarters of the Military Departments through Directives and Instructions. The department of the Navy has designated SECNAVINST 1850.4F as the governing instruction for the administration of Disability Evaluation.



SECNAVINST 1850.4E 30 APR IL 2002

Attachment (c) to Enclosure (8): SAMPLE MEB REPORT

PHYSICAL PROFILE: (Plantar Fasciitis) P3

PRESENT CONDITION: Petty Officer ______ is currently unable to successfully perform her military duties as reflected by the member and her direct supervisors….Her current medical problems have also significantly impacted her personal life by limiting her hobbies, interrupting normal sleep patterns, and making activities of daily living difficult.

PROGNOSIS: Petty Officer ______is likely to require ongoing therapy and medical follow-up by clinicians interested in musculoskeletal ailments.

Walter Reed Army Medical Center National Naval Medical Center Last Name/ Last Four SSN/ Date Typed



mynavyhr.navy.mil/Portals/55/Reference/Instructions/BUPERS/BUPERSINST%201900.8%20CH-1%20%20CH-2.pdf

RE-3P Physical Disability (Included Discharge and transfer to TDRL)