Can a AGR SM or FTNG SM be transferred to a WTU? I have started my MEB for uncontrolled epilepsy and chronic cluster headaches and the state is drawing a big? On what to do, my cluster attacks are daily and my seizures are happening at anytime.
AGR entry into WTU?
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2-5. Reserve Component - COMPO 2/3 Soldiers
Eligibility Criteria (Frago 3 Annex A to EXORD 118-07)A Reserve Component (RC) Soldier during mobilization, pre-deployment, post-deployment, orseparated from his/her unit, in need of definitive healthcare based on medical conditionsidentified, incurred or aggravated while in an Active Duty (AD) status, in support of the Global
War on Terrorism (GWOT) is eligible for entrance into the WTU under the Medical Retention Processing (MRP) and MRP2 programs (GWOT). Additionally, RC Soldiers who are in need of healthcare based these conditions which are a result of a non-GWOT activity (i.e. ADT, ADSW BA, ECT etc.) may qualify for Active Duty Medical Extension (ADME) and will also be eligible forentrance into the WTU.
http://www.armyg1.army.mil/wtu/docs/WTUConsolidatedGuidanceAdministrative.pdf
Eligibility Criteria (Frago 3 Annex A to EXORD 118-07)A Reserve Component (RC) Soldier during mobilization, pre-deployment, post-deployment, orseparated from his/her unit, in need of definitive healthcare based on medical conditionsidentified, incurred or aggravated while in an Active Duty (AD) status, in support of the Global
War on Terrorism (GWOT) is eligible for entrance into the WTU under the Medical Retention Processing (MRP) and MRP2 programs (GWOT). Additionally, RC Soldiers who are in need of healthcare based these conditions which are a result of a non-GWOT activity (i.e. ADT, ADSW BA, ECT etc.) may qualify for Active Duty Medical Extension (ADME) and will also be eligible forentrance into the WTU.
http://www.armyg1.army.mil/wtu/docs/WTUConsolidatedGuidanceAdministrative.pdf
Sorry about that double post, not a big forum user, but tracking like a 113, lol. With that reg there seems to be the confusion, the AGR program is not stated and the verbiage that is close has that fuzzy word "may" in it. Also AGR falls under AD regs and guidance except for a very few regs.
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Roger thanks