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You need to get on facebook and get into the CRSC calculator. Are you a reservist or were ? Your amount will be based on length of service which is points. Your CRSC amount cannot be higher than what your retirement pay would be. The main difference being that you are Ch61 retired so your DoD...

But you gave up drilling when that Pg13 is in violation of the resperman.

Did you sign that? Seems to conflict with the resperman

They are absolutely WRONG!!!!! Your ONLY limitation is that you cannot travel while in the process. So wherever your TRUIC is; that is now your drill site until your case is finalized. RESPERMAN 6000-010

I drilled like every other Sailor and got paid for it. Who is giving you this crap info??

That’s false. You just have to drill at your TRUIC unless you get a waiver.

PERSONALLY, I would request LOD as that way you will NOT have to wait to apply for CRSC!!!!!!

When did you sign your findings? How do I reach Jeff?

Here’s how it goes. Yes I am a federal employee. If you get medically retired and your injuries are combat related as stated on your retirement you can buy your time back and keep your CRSC. If you retire from the active side over 20 I don’t think you can buy time back but if you do hen you lose...

As above it’s literally a waiting game. I just got my findings back in 4 weeks via LDES.

I just see it says, "Not qualified for retention; currently undergoing PEB" haven't heard from PEBLO yet

Where did you see this update at in MNA?

Anyone have any updates available regarding LDES timeline? My NARSUM was accepted by PEB a month ago. Haven’t heard from PEBLO at all yet. Just curious.

Agree. But if talking from VA/DFAS my answer is correct.

By LAW you cannot get a pension and a disability pension for same time period. It’s one or the other.

Once you have your referral then it goes to another Dr. to confirm that the referral is good to go for what you are MEB for. After that, it then has to be signed off by the MEBAA before it can be sent over to the PEB.

This is to decide if you should still be TDRL or if you should go PDRL or if they fund you are rated too high and could be lowered

This is false. As a reservist if you have an issue that happened in active duty with anLOD you SCOTUS be able to get a Ch61 retirement which means you don’t have to wait.

Since you hit 20 good years, you may not be able to do the medical retirement. I know on the Navy side of things if that happens, you end up with the short end of the stick on the financial side of things as well as healthcare. Good luck.

you should get an election of options that you have to sign off on once you get your official findings.