involuntary seperation from army
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involuntary seperation from army
well just found out today im getting kicked out of the army. i just got back from doing my part one physical. ive been in for 7 years all active duty with 3 tours in iraq. i was wondering since i know there some higher ranking guys on this forum i wanted to ask you all what will happen as far as seperation pay, benifits. i cant seem to get an answer from my chain of command as to what i will or wont get.
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With that attitude, its no wonder no one in your chain pointed you in the right direction in the first place. If you just did your part one, you probably still have over a year in the army (hope you didnt think this **** goes quickly). I suggest you use that time to plan ahead, and get over yourself. Hopefully it will put you past your 8 year mark (important for benefits)
Your pay will depend on your rating. You have an army rating, and a VA rating. They are seperate, as they are two seperate agencies. The army will pay you to get out, the VA will pay you forever, depending on your disability and disability rating.
Having taken two soldiers through the MMRB process, I can attest to this short couple pages being pretty accurate. Educate yourself. Everything else will be covered through your board proceedings and ACAP appointments.
http://usmilitary.about.com/od/theor...separation.htm
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OK, currently this is my MOS, you cant just get chaptered after 7 years in for a medical condition. I believe fort hood uses the IDES system, Integrated Disability Evaluation System, or a MEB (medical evaluation board). When you go through this, you will be afforded teh opportunity to ACAP, to fight to stay on active duty, ect. If this is what you're going through right now, let me know, if not, why not?? AR 40-501 and AR 635-40
http://www.army.mil/-news/2011/03/17...ting-soldiers/
http://usmilitary.about.com/od/theor...separation.htm
http://www.army.mil/-news/2011/03/17...ting-soldiers/
http://usmilitary.about.com/od/theor...separation.htm