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i wish i had a good answer. it doesnt hurt to try. it seems your situation is quite unique

Judging by the screenshot, i wouldnt call that support...Start by finding all of your paperwork from your time in the program. That includes your DD-214 or NGB-22 if you were in the Reserves or Guard, any Sea/Air Mariner service records, and any orders or activation notices showing if you were...

your figure will be 1034 this is the 40 percent with your dependents. 2026 rates

your crsc is capped by your award. the calc doesnt account for dependants so it would be higher

i believe based on the number most likely to be is the 1042 is the longevity portion of your retirement. that 3242 is im assuming your retired pay before va offset and not what you actually receive in addition to va. like a previous poster said you would have to be an 05 +

hey, i can only answer from my personal experience, i too had a correction of service records tbat would have put me eligible back 12 years at that time, but my back pay was still limited to 6 years

your crsc based on your numbers will be 600/month Alot of people forget that crsc pay + residual retired pay cannot exceed the years of service portion of your retirement. this is the max you can receive from crsc. To receive more, you would have to have an increase in your va award. This...

the calculator will give you a current estimate. the reason it does this is because using the gross pay from your current dfas statement it is accounting for cola increases over the years.

your high 3 would be the same but your ras would be higher. i think your confusion with the calculations is you are leaving the ras the same and simply changing the dod percentage, so increasing the dod percentage and leaving the ras the same is saying your high 3 is acutally lower. so a crsc...

it does this because looking at the message for your cap, you are capped by the years of service portion of your retirement, the years of service portion of your retirement is less if your ras is 1045 at 40 percent vs 30 percent if that makes sense. in other words your high 3 is higher with a...

it wants the ras, he doesnt know his high 3. the calculator uses the current ras and the dod percentage

i receive crsc. i believe the calculator is right. if the crsc award is 70 percent, that is 1760. you are not capped by longevevity due to it being 2945 as you stated, and the other cap would be. i think the next cap is where your confusion is stemming from. Crsc pay(1760)+residual retired...

could you please post an example? i am truly curious

put everything you have in the application packet. it never hurts to apply

no offense taken

really? a response like that is not from someone wanting help. good day sir, and have fun with that. i hope you find someone to help you.

in my experience, i was limited to the 6 years, even though i had a correction of records, dfas wouldnt budge, should have went back 12 years.

i typically see this occur when people have residual retirement income(retirement left over from the offset). in these cases when dod retirement goes up, crsc goes down. not a glitch in the calc, but a flaw in dod policy. if you post your info, i could tell you exactly what is occuring

one of the reasons i went with the current RAS on mypay vs high 3 is this exact issue. dod hasnt given raises soley on cola increases for retirees throughout the years. sometime congress has deviated and even rank based. going with the ras keeps it current without all that. and if you knew...

Thankyou so much for posting this!!