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From Trini:
Anyone who retires with a DOD percentage greater than the number of years served gets what? Example TDRL of 70% and did 20 yrs, you get get 50% or 70% of your retirement? Everyone is telling me you get 50 not 70... DFAS website states:
Permanent Disability Retired List
If your disability is found to be permanent and is rated at 30 percent or greater, or you have 20 or more years of service, you will be placed on the Permanent Disability Retired List (PDRL).
Your retired pay will be computed using one of two methods.
•Your disability percentage, referred to as Method A.
•Your years of active service, referred to as Method B.
I'm a bit confused. Someone plz clarify.
From Trini:
Anyone who retires with a DOD percentage greater than the number of years served gets what? Example TDRL of 70% and did 20 yrs, you get get 50% or 70% of your retirement? Everyone is telling me you get 50 not 70... DFAS website states:
Permanent Disability Retired List
If your disability is found to be permanent and is rated at 30 percent or greater, or you have 20 or more years of service, you will be placed on the Permanent Disability Retired List (PDRL).
Your retired pay will be computed using one of two methods.
•Your disability percentage, referred to as Method A.
•Your years of active service, referred to as Method B.
I'm a bit confused. Someone plz clarify.