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I found myself in a similar situation but I had a smidge over 18 years. My ratings came out to be about the same as if I had stayed in and got 100% VA. About $800 less but I have not gotten an answer on my CRSC yet. I was combat coded and elected for the tax free option versus trying to request...

I am tracking. My issues started after a hard landing in 2011. One surgery in 2014 and another in 2021.

Longevity for me will be based on points. I estimate 7,000 points but it depends on when my 199 is read and if I do a formal appeal request.

I will apply for anything that can have a link but I estimate 70% CRSC at the most. The other things are all going to 10%. But I am still awaiting my VA percentages. I only recent received my NARSUM and had my lawyer estimate me at 60% DoD and 100% VA.

My situation 60% DoD Disability retirement = $6230 100% VA = $3746 Longevity equivalent = $4597 I would get paid $2484 + $3746 CRSC would restore up to the longevity pay of $4597 (I don’t expect the max) + 100% VA disability? Trying to understand everything. I anticipate 60-70% CRSC.

Can your CRSC claim be the same as PEB? I understand the max offset based upon DoD disability and longevity pay. In my case it is my back and neck related to a combat injury. I will be getting a medical retirement of estimated 60%. If no other conditions are qualifying for CRSC except the same...

Also if your MEB doc isn’t familiar with flight regulations and requirements ask them to consult your flight doc.

26 APR 22 - P3 1 Jun 22 - ides brief 22-30 Jun - Va appointments 26 Jul - NARSUM complete For my Diagnoses Not Meeting Retention Standards: Diagnosis 1. Lumbosacral degenerative arthritis, strain, and intervertebral disc syndrome s/p fusion surgery 2. Right lower extremity radiculopathy 3...

Was it denied by HRC or your command? I have command support through my first O-6.

For a pilot remember it is the condition that requires the medication that will Med board you. Not the medication itself. Also joint AOPA and work with their FAA medical examiners to see what is needed to fly civilian. It takes longer for waivers in FAA so I would start with taking a Class 1...

I will make a note to send you tomorrow from my work computer. I am still in the process and I don’t know how well it worked but I submitted one I can send you.

I am following because I will possibly end up in a similar situation. I am guesstimating my 199 date at this point but I am looking at needing to extend my “NLT” date due to terminal leave and Skilsbridge. Could you send that to me in DM as well?

I copied from the AR 600-8-10 Chapter 6-1. I read it as once you meet the criteria you can go on administrative absence until you are retired. ISAA involuntary separation administrative absence TAA transition administrative absence (3) Retirement dates will not be adjusted to...

So my doctor is currently Writting my NARSUM. My VA Benefits was last updated July, 16. Does anyone know how long until I get assigned ratings? Or how long to next step?

Well I requested my full medical records but they did not arrive before VA appointments. But my PEBLO gave me my current problem list and my MSC worked up quite the list of things to check. I am now done with VA appointments and waiting on the reports to comeback. Then onto the NARSUM and MEB.

I just scheduled all my appointments with QTC today. Will be done by end of the month after that. Then the waiting game begins.

I am following along here. I am at Bragg as well. I have my legal inbrief tomorrow.

My P3 for Upper / Lower / Chronic Pain was placed into the system today. I will update my timeline as it progresses. 26 APR 22 - P3

I was told last years average timeline for Bragg was 300 days. I am close to getting summitted into the IDES process as well and will keep you posted. I am also at Bragg