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Take the VA 100%. You and your family would better off in the long run. You will be able to have other benefits at VA 100%, dental, insurance and educational for your family. You earned the right to have those disability amount of 100% VA rating. Keep in mind, alot of services members leave...

Do you still have questions regarding your MEB? I am prior service active duty, U.S. Marine and U.S. Air Force. I am now retired after 22 years of service and went through a full MEB. I know and understand the entire process. Reach out to me on FB or email me at crome4545@aol.com

Pittpan2005, I am reading you clear. I appreciate your support. Thanks Crome45 Semper Fi

Update: Update information for you...as of today, I heard back on the IG complaint (IG Office). They are working the issue and also it was submitted to EEOC for their investigation as well. This is regarding the rank demotion and the LOR for not following alert recall procedures....but keep in...

Yes, for sure....it only helps those Airmen who are going through the same or similiar issues. Thank you for your positive support on this topic. Crome45 Semper Fi

I understand your comments but the permanent exemption is for the those Airmen who are going through and are on a MEB...not the final ending part of an MEB. I have been on a MEB for almost one year. I do understand and get the point about reality. So true, but as of today I have news on my filed...

Update information for you...as of today, I heard back on the IG complaint (IG Office). They are working the issue and also it was submitted to EEOC for their investigation as well. This is regarding the rank demotion and the LOR for not following alert recall procedures....but keep in...

Thank you and I wish you all the luck also. You will be successful.

Jozzz123, I totally agree with your comments. I am going through an MEB for Atrial Fibullation on two separate time one in 2008 and 2012. I work in a critical AFSC and had no prior medical issues before. I have been on a medical profile and documented on a 422/469 and my medical group submitted...

I posted my last comments on the other thread. I have contacted legal and they have indicated the same as the regs states... You interpret it the way you want. I have asked, research and done my home work on this topic. You believe in what you want....and I have my thoughts as well on this...

Yes, I have and I am on a MEB process and have been for over almost one year. I am applying it the way it is written; furthermore, I have been in contact with the office of personnel management (legal) and they indicate the same comments as I have posted word for word from the reg. The research...

Ya...that means and defines when a person and the military medical treatment facility places and Airmen on the start of his or her MEB process. It does say it right there...:) Good Luck...

Porto, Thanks for the comments and good luck with your MEB. I am hoping mine is completed soon. Good Luck. crome45 Semper Fi

You made your point and so did I. :)

Scott, Are you going through a MEB process now? Read posting comments below. I appreciate your comments towards this post. The reg is in black and white. (Comments from another reply to someone else). You indicate that it is for those Airmen who have completed their MEB process and have...

I appreciate your comments towards this post. The reg is in black and white. You indicate that it is for those Airmen who have completed their MEB process and have returned to duty. Furthermore, those Airmen who are on permanent profile for the rest of their career. It is amazing how words are...

Hint" the words Permament Execemption is what is means...EXCEMPTION is not permitted to do something. i.e. Fitness Test/Fitness Assessment.

It doesn't say anything about fulfilling any duties as a NCO. Sorry for typo...fat finger the key board...:)

I agree with you somewhat but the AFI that I indicate if for the entire Air Force Fitness Program. It does say anything about fulfilling any duties as a NCO. This is a AFI regulation to those members who are on a MEDICAL EVALUATION BOARD, not someone struggling with the PT test or weight issues...

Let me say this after my posting of the AFI36-2905, Chapter 9. Administrative and Personnel Action, 9.1.1.1 Prohibited Actions. I totally buy into the entire fitness program but there is a need to be objective to the entire process for which Airmen want to be success. I love being healthy and...