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Thanks for the reply! That makes a lot of sense and heck approximately $413 a month would be worth it.

Can anyone let me know what else I would need to get an accurate calculation for this? I submitted my packet in December, but I am just trying to look at the possible benefit I could receive. Thank you. For the record I am married and have three kids.

Ok, that makes sense. I do have an offset, but it doesn't completely offset my entire DOD retirement. However, I have a combat related disability so as I now understand it, that would preclude me from any tax responsibility? Thanks for the information!

Anyone else ran into the issue of no 1099R this year? DFAS says it is available, but when I login to my account it tells me none has been produced. My medical retirement was based on a 80% DOD disability rating which 70% was PTSD. Will my compensation not be taxable? I just want to be prepared...

Looking for a calculation on potential CRSC -high 3 -years of service: 15years, 11 months -DOD pay: 5160(dfas gross before waiver) -VA monthly: 2820.96 -DOD retirement disability %: 90% -CRSC Disability %:70%

Thank you! I submitted it to my claim and to my msc.

So I received my DD214 and everything looks correct. My question is do I need to submit that to the VA or does it automatically get submitted in the IDES process? I can see my claim has moved to step 5 of 8 and I am worried if I submit my 214 it will go back to step 3. Any help is much appreciated.

sorry to hijack but Provis I have a question. I was found 80%dod 90% VA and dd214 says combat related. Would that mean that any residual dod pay would also be tax free? 13.5 afs 25 total years with reserve time.

Sorry been offline for a few days. I went through Camp Atterburry for the MEB/PEB and Ft Riley for my orders and such as I am a National Guard AGR soldier. I only had 13.5 years of age but 25 total years. I am terminal leave now. I got 20 days tdy plus my 32 days of leave I chose to take...

I received my initial orders about a week after I signed my 199, so not too much longer for you!

Thank you!

Received my orders and 214 today. I start terminal leave on the 5th of May. All in all the process wasn't terrible and went about how I'd expect. I do wish my PEBLO was more communicative, as well as, my MSC, but overall they did a good job and it went rather quickly.

Yes, being Army its a little different. Being on Ft. Sill do you work with the Army transition office or is there a Marine Corp office you have to deal with?

I signed on the 16th of April and received my NLT date of 17 July on the 21st of April so it took about five days. I then adjusted my retirement date on the 22nd of April to the 25th of June. I start terminal leave next monday.

Yup, 80% DOD 90% VA. Got them back a couple weeks ago and just forgot to post.

The board usually concurs with the MEB unless there is some overwhelming information that was overlooked. It is possible, as you have stated, but in most instances, once it goes to the PEB, an unfitting decision is more than likely. However, if by the slim chance you are found fit, there is...

That makes sense. I suppose either way works as long as they get it right. Haha

Yeah I have to go through the Ft Riley transition office and do all the briefs and such. They cut my orders and then I send them to the state with my discharge packet. While the big Army does my orders and DD 214, the state will actually process my discharge packet. If that makes sense.

Well hopefully the process speeds back up for you and they get it completed soon.

I had luck choosing the letters and forms option when calling the VA. Have you tried that? I believe its option 3. Hope this helps.