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Apparently it's easier to pay out backpay than starting the normal cycle of monthly payments.

I did receive my back pay first

No more than 30 days. You will likely receive your retro pay first (If any) and will shortly begin to receive your usual amount.

As mentioned, each case is different so hope for the best yet expect the worst (timeline wise)

You will go through medical examiners and based off your documentation and your elaboration on those documents will better provide an accurate determination of your claimed illnesses/injuries.

Extensions are usually a formality while going through the MedBoard. The extensions are set at 1 year, but can be cut early once your MedBoard is complete. I was extended until December 2021 and I was able to retire this past April.

You may qualify for CRSC if your disability is in fact deemed "Combat related"

Is the date of the CRSC submission the start point for retro pay or the date of retirement? Not sure how to determine how many months I am due retro pay

It is usually for the Military, not the VA

Thanks again RonG

I checked with DFAS and i got the "it takes 30 days to process" speech and my claim was submitted on 25 June. SO DFAS confirmed I will received retro 1 Aug

The Air Force version of this code is as follow: RE-2Q: Medically retired or discharged So I'm not sure if this disqualifies you for further service with the Airforce, but each branch has different definitions of this specific codes.

Every case that is worked varies in time, some may be as quicker (or slower) than others.

I just used the documentation from my Medboard packet, that will definitely suffice

thank you

Thank you Ron

More than likely

Correct, my apologies

SSG / E-6 22 years and 16 days for pay

I believe so, as per my retirement services officer