Got my hearing coming up Mar. 4th. I think I have a pretty strong case, but I wanted to ask something.
Did any one type up a letter or memo explaining military lingo? Like I just got my SCAADL form signed by the doctors, with an aid level of 18(medium), and I was put on quarters 3 times jan-feb and the other times are in my records all ready sent. I have to wonder if civilian judges/reviewers etc. Just do not understand military lingo and what it actually means to be put on Quarters, or convalescent leave or what the stuff on the 469(profile) actually means, Like maybe they think it is just something they always do and not something that is avoided at all costs.
I mean I included my last 2 and current profiles that included 6hr then 4 hour the last 2 duty days, and all of the massive limitations to include no bending/stooping/crawling sitting for >1hr no standing >15 min, no lifting 10lbs etc. It is not like they hand those out at formation, yet they still denied me twice and now I have to prove what the doctors mean when they do that stuff.
Did any one type up a letter or memo explaining military lingo? Like I just got my SCAADL form signed by the doctors, with an aid level of 18(medium), and I was put on quarters 3 times jan-feb and the other times are in my records all ready sent. I have to wonder if civilian judges/reviewers etc. Just do not understand military lingo and what it actually means to be put on Quarters, or convalescent leave or what the stuff on the 469(profile) actually means, Like maybe they think it is just something they always do and not something that is avoided at all costs.
I mean I included my last 2 and current profiles that included 6hr then 4 hour the last 2 duty days, and all of the massive limitations to include no bending/stooping/crawling sitting for >1hr no standing >15 min, no lifting 10lbs etc. It is not like they hand those out at formation, yet they still denied me twice and now I have to prove what the doctors mean when they do that stuff.