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It’s the military, you always have to wait before you can start your waiting, lol.

I found the following info in the AFI listed below. I didn’t read the whole thing to make sure its in the right context or to get a complete understanding of all of it but it does list several references that would help you do a little research?? AFI 36-3212 says: 4.6. Duty and Pay Status...

Do you have 6943 AD points or is that the total number of points you have toward retirement including your IDT?

They make it more difficult than it should be. For me to qualify for an immediate AD retirement (regular retirement not medical) I need close to 5 more years TAFMS time to get me to 20 years, with that I will just short of 40 years of total military service. My inactive duty time would add a...

Here are some of the references I have found on the topic: Summary The Department of Defense (DoD) compensates Soldiers who are retired for physical disability (Title 10 USC Ch. 61). The Secretary of the Army (SA) may retire a regular component Soldier who is deemed physically unfit to perform...

Thanks, I know several as well, alot of it depends on status. If you are close and go on orders they typically make you sign a waiver stating even though you exceed the number of points you agree you won’t be eligible to retire (you can retire any time after the 20 year letter, I mean get paid)...

As a guardsman you still have to wait till 60 (or the reduced age based on deployments after 2008) to get paid unless you have 20 yrs active duty. The inactive duty points only count toward meeting the 20 year threshold in the disability process if I’m reading the references I posted earlier...

Over the last 35 years the amount of inactive duty time that could count toward retirement has changed. Reserve year ends on or after 30 Oct 2007: max of 130 Points Reserve year ends on or after 29 Oct 2000: max of 90 Points Reserve year ends on or after 23 Sep 1996: max of 75 Points Before 23...

I’m trying to get smart on this stuff, the questions I have asked medical and/or personnel have gone unanswered or have been answered wrong. CRDP and CRSC continue to confuse me even after reading everything I can find on this site. Seems like a lot depends on how things go as I work through...

I’m an AF guy but the Army Summary does a pretty decent job covering what duty counts toward the 20 years of service requirement (7200 points). DoD Disability Retired Pay Summary The Department of Defense (DoD) compensates Soldiers who are retired for physical disability (Title 10 USC Ch...

I’m currently an AGR and just got entered into the duty DES system. I have 34.5 years total service, approximately 8200 total points of which approximately 7500 points count towards retirement. I’m sitting around 15 years total TAFMS time. Additionally, I’m technically still a dual status...