*** INVOLUNTARY/STATUTORY RETIREMENT and PEB PROCESS ***

FUNTIK11

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Good time of the day, everyone!
Allow me to introduce myself: AD LDO with 24 yrs.
Here is my situation
1) My mandatory retirement date is 01 Mar 2022.
2) I was MEDEVACed from my previous duty station in Mar 2021
3) 1st (and last) LIMDU expired in Sep 2021
4) I was referred to PEB for 6 disabling conditions and got the "docket" number on 06 Oct 2010
5) ALL of the QTC/VA claim medical evals were complete in Nov 2021
6) from MILPERSMAN 1830-030: Involuntary/Mandatory Retirement or Fleet Reserve Transfer. Members pending a mandatory retirement ... will not be delayed unless member is either hospitalized or a medical board report has been accepted by the PEB for disability evaluation processing prior to the mandatory retirement date. If a medical board is referred to the PEB for review as a result of the member’s retirement physical, the medical board’s narrative summary should include a statement that the medical board is the result of the member’s involuntary/mandatory retirement physical (reference (a)). If delay of retirement is required based on the above, the commanding officer (CO) will advise NAVPERSCOM (PERS-482) of member’s situation and request modification of retirement date.
7) PERS-482 is NOT supportive

What are my options? Course of action?
ANY advice is highly apprecieted
Thank you.
 
Good time of the day, everyone!
Allow me to introduce myself: AD LDO with 24 yrs.
Here is my situation
1) My mandatory retirement date is 01 Mar 2022.
2) I was MEDEVACed from my previous duty station in Mar 2021
3) 1st (and last) LIMDU expired in Sep 2021
4) I was referred to PEB for 6 disabling conditions and got the "docket" number on 06 Oct 2010
5) ALL of the QTC/VA claim medical evals were complete in Nov 2021
6) from MILPERSMAN 1830-030: Involuntary/Mandatory Retirement or Fleet Reserve Transfer. Members pending a mandatory retirement ... will not be delayed unless member is either hospitalized or a medical board report has been accepted by the PEB for disability evaluation processing prior to the mandatory retirement date. If a medical board is referred to the PEB for review as a result of the member’s retirement physical, the medical board’s narrative summary should include a statement that the medical board is the result of the member’s involuntary/mandatory retirement physical (reference (a)). If delay of retirement is required based on the above, the commanding officer (CO) will advise NAVPERSCOM (PERS-482) of member’s situation and request modification of retirement date.
7) PERS-482 is NOT supportive

What are my options? Course of action?
ANY advice is highly apprecieted
Thank you.
I think you are good either way! If you have 20+ years active duty you will get a regular retirement. Assuming your total VA ratings are 50% or higher you also get VA compensation meaning a medical retirement doesn't really help that much.
 
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