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Thanks @gunguru88. Actually, I was able to medically retire with 24 years of total services with 5620 points. Now, I receive my retirement, VA, and is approved for 70% for CRSC. Thank you @Provis.

In summary, this what it looks like for me. Source Amount Taxable? Chapter 61 Pension (DFAS after VA offset) $2,271 No VA Disability Compensation $4,044 No CRSC (Restored Combat-Related Pay) $1,202 No Total Monthly Pay $7,517 Fully Tax-Free Sorry to add more questions. 1...

Thank you, Sir. That helps me a lot. I figured it would be an arrear payment, which just happens that it would be May 1, 2025.

Thank you so much. Will go back and let the RSO know with the updated information. So, that means, I don't do anything? I just want until DFAS contacts me. Is that correct, Sir?

Good afternoon. I recently received my medical retirement order, and I am seeking clarification on the process for applying for disability retirement pay. Below are the key details from my order: Effective Date of Retirement: 15 March 2025 Date Placed on Retired List: 16 March 2025...

Sir. Thank you so much. This is very helpful, as I plan ahead. There isn’t much information, and the information is not definite. But this so much helpful.

Thank you. Can you show me an example of the financial breakdown? Let’s use me as an example with the information above? Current cpt/o3e high 3 base pay is $8,420. I do have a 20 year letter dated in 2019.

Sorry. Let me rephrase the comment above. I just received my DA 199, and my disposition states that my condition is rated above 75% and permanent. However, it does not mention Chapter 61. Here’s my background: - Affiliation: US Army Reserves - Rank: CPT/O3E - Years of Service: 24 years -...

Hi, I just received my DA 199. My disposition states that my condition is rated above 75% and permanent. It does not state that I am chapter 61 however. In which, here is my background: US Army Reserves CPT/O3E 24 years of service 5983 Total Points 100% VA Rating Above 75% DoD Rating (70%...

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I can't find the AR, but I do remember in one of the ARs that if I had 15 years active duty, I should qualify for active duty medical retirement. Does anyone know about that?

Thank you for the information. So would a regular retirement be better, as I will receive it at 58 or so? Or would a medical retirement (disability retirement) be better? James

I tried to contact VSO in the Bay Area, California, but I am having a very difficult time finding one that is willing to help me through this process. I recently separated from the US Army Reserves AGR program into the IRR. In which, I am a captain O3E, and I have 23 years, 10 months, and 10...