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I don't recall getting the private message, might you be able to resend it?

Thanks, I got it now. That said, my situation also includes not being unit vacancy promoted while in an O5 slot and if DA Board select, I was informed that if I Medically Retire, before my orders are cut, if I've been board selected, they will retire me at that rank and the medical retirement...

I'm not referencing CRSC. I am referencing CRDP though. Not familiar with the term "longevity percentage", but I'm assuming that's 50% at 20 years. So you are saying that even if I was awarded a high enough DoD Disability rating, which equates 75% of base pay, I'd still only be able to...

Just making sure I'm not missing anything: If one medically retires (CH 61) after having 20 years FAS, to the extent they receive a DoD Disability rating leading to 75% base pay, AND also are rated by VA at 100%, they will receive 75% of base pay (taxed) and 100% VA Disability tax free (roughly...

Medically retiring after hitting 20 years will enable you to also get and keep your VA Disability compensation. Also, when medically retiring just over the 20 year mark, will allow you to get between 50 to 75% of base pay, based on the DoD awarded disability percentage. So, medically retiring...

Your assumption is correct, if you've served at least 20 years FAS.

Wow. I stopped my MEB process in Sept 2025, because I feared I wouldn't make it to 20 years (Feb 2027). I'd like to get it going again, but I MUST make 20 years before being released. I'm now 13 months out and I hear it takes like 6-9 months for the IDES process, so I cannot jump the gun, but...

Good Day, reviewed this thread. I'd be interested in getting some recommended private attorneys, who work IDES, per your comments. I'm also looking to enter MEB just inside 1 year out of my 20 years active service and want to be sure I don't complete the process prior to.

Wow, that seems sooooo long. I'm "broken with multiple conditions", was provided a P3 profile (dead man's profile), starting the MEB Process. Becasue it was done at 18 months before I'd hit 20 years of federal active service, I got it haulted. I'm more broken now and am committed to getting...