Some Disabled Service Members Can Remain On Active Duty
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Can you promote while undergoing MEB in Air Force?
- Thread starter Thread starter 6brook
- Start date Start date Jun 16, 2014
- Jun 16, 2014
I have been unable to find the reg or AFI. So does anyone know if you lose your stripe/line # to MEB? Do you promote on time? Or do you have to wait until MEB is finished? Any guidance in the right direction would be severely helpful.
PEB Forum Regular Member
- Jun 17, 2014
A MEB doesn't prevent an Airman from promoting. What would prevent promotion would be UIF, control roster....
danieldresen
- Jun 23, 2014
http://static.e-publishing.af.mil/production/1/af_a1/publication/afi36-2502/afi_36-2502.pdf is unfit to perform the duties of the grade due to physical disability as decided by the Secretary of the Air Force (SAF). PES code L ( NOTE : Do not use PES code L for individuals pending medical evaluation board (MEB) or physical evaluation board (PEB). Promote Airmen who remain on active duty in a limited assignment status (LAS). If returned to active duty from Temporary Disability Retired List (TDRL), the DOR is the original date of promotion. The effective date is date returned to active duty) (see note 8). Based on this, as long as you are not coded L, and were previously eligible, you should still be eligible. Army is different. If you were eligible, they can weigh you even though you have upteen million medical issues and half cause an inability to safely lose weight... and still deny you. Kinda BS, but it is what it is. That is why I have an SF 95. I am demanding promotion or separation on the basis of my current PEB with the continuation of my LOD since they don't want to do things the right way.
Airforcematt
- Jul 17, 2014
If your board is not complete then you still promote unless things have changed in the past year - see the references below for full details - I used them to put my asshole of a supervisor in his place and proudly retired with the stripe I earned. Best of luck to you! AFI 36-2502, (Airman Promotion/Demotion Programs) Page nine, Table 1.1, Item number 7 & AFI 36-3212 (Physical Evaluation for Retention, Retirement, And Separation) Page 9, Table 4.2, Item Q
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LIMITED ASSIGNMENT STATUS (LAS). If you have between 15 and 19 years of service and are motivated to remain on active duty even though found unfit by the PEB, you may apply to be retained on active duty under the LAS program. ... The Air Force and the VA are separate government agencies which operate under different laws and policies. The ...
SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE INSTRUCTION 36-3212 22 FEBRUARY 2024 Personnel PHYSICAL EVALUATION FOR RETENTION, RETIREMENT AND ... remain on active duty in a limited assignment status. This publication applies to the Regular Air Force, United States Space Force, the Air Force Reserve and the Air National Guard. ...
Air Force Forum. Air Force Info . Limited Assignment Status - What I wish I'd known up front & Lessons Learned ... . Limited Assignment Status - What I wish I'd known up front & Lessons Learned. Thread starter Belle; Start date Dec 9, 2011; Belle PEB Forum Regular Member. PEB Forum Veteran. Dec 9, 2011 #1 I was MEB'd back in Feb/Mar '11, found ...
Limited Assignment Status for USAF Personnel. For many Air Force members being processed through the PEB system, the question arises as to whether they may be eligible for Limited Assignment Status ("LAS") to reach their longevity retirement. If you become one of my clients, we will work on this option together as part of our overall case ...
From an AF publication: Limited Assignment Status (LAS). If the member has 15 or more years service and is motivated to remain on active duty, even though found unfit by the PEB, he/she may apply for consideration under the LAS program. DoD and Air Force directives provide for the retention of certain members who, although found physically ...
active duty in a limited assignment status. This publication applies to Regular Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve members. The authorities to waive wing/unit level requirements in this publication are identified with a Tier ("T-0, T-1, T-2, T-3") number following the compliance statement. See Air Force Instruction
Additionally, those who have 16 years of service, but less than 20, may qualify for Limited Assignment Status. No two cases are alike . Just because two individuals have the same condition as they go through IDES, does not mean their outcomes will be the same. The IDES evaluates an Airman based on a variety of factors.
This publication implements Department of the Air Force Policy Directive (DAFPD) 36-24, Military Evaluations. It provides guidance and procedures for implementing the United States Air Force (USAF) Officer and Enlisted Evaluations Systems. It also describes how to prepare, submit, and manage forms.
SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE INSTRUCTION 36-2110 9 AUGUST 2024 Personnel TOTAL FORCE ASSIGNMENTS COMPLIANCE WITH THIS PUBLICATION IS MANDATORY ACCESSIBILITY: Publications and forms are available on the e-Publishing website at www.e-Publishing.af.mil for downloading or ordering.
Wounded Warriors may apply for retention using the Limited Assignment Status Program if the member desires to remain in the Air Force, approval is based on eligibility and if there is a need for his/her skills, experience, grade, or specialty. AFW2 Program personnel ensure extraordinary care, personalized service, and assistance
In 2009, the Air Force announced the revision of several personnel policies to return seriously wounded warriors to productive military service including promotion opportunities while in patient status, retraining if they had an AFSC disqualifying condition and Limited Assignment Status for wounded warriors regardless of time in service.
PEB Forum Regular Member. Registered Member. Mar 25, 2019. #9. mjf114 said: Well I finally got some good news yesterday. After a year and a half of going through a MEB, loosing my return to duty appeal at the Informal Board, Formal Board, SAFPC, My Limited Assignment Status application was approved at 19 yrs, 3 months.
A very brief description of the assignment process. TLDR; The Air Force's priority is cycling people through OCONUS spots and back, and also through special duty spots and back to regular AF duties. Most assignment actions happen due to one of these. If you want to get an assignment, then volunteer for OCONUS and/or apply for special assignments.
nctions are a direct result of the injury, illness, or disease identified in the Line of Duty. (T-0) The Airman must provide a statement from their. civilian employer identifying the amount of gross earnings lost and any income from sick leave. (T-0) If the Airman is deemed unfit for duty, the civilian em.
I am curious if anyone else has encountered this. I am Active Duty AF about to hit 17 years. I spent 21 months going through an MEB for my back. Was found unfit (10% back and 10% radiculopathy), then was approved for LAS, all finalized in July 2019. September 25th, 2019, I had back surgery to...
Air Force: Some disabled service members can remain on active duty in the Air Force on Limited Assignment Status (LAS). To qualify for LAS, there must be a definite need for your particular skill, specialty, or experience, and your condition must be stable enough for it to be safely assumed that it won't worsen significantly or require ...
The Airman and Family Care Division of Air Force Services (AF/A1SA)..... 10 2.5. Headquarters Air Force Warrior and Survivor Care (AF/A1SAZ):..... 10 2.6. The chain of command of the seriously and very seriously ill and injured. ..... 11 2.7. The Chief, Warrior Care Division, serving as the Air Force Wounded Warrior
Sep 11, 2023. #1. I have been for 19 years and almost 2 months. I have been approved for LAS status. My question is do I need to formally apply for retirement or does AFPC or my local MPS handle it? My MPS doesn't seem to know. They referred this question to the PEBLO who doesn't seem knowledgeable either.
The symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, often begin immediately after a traumatic incident. Occasionally, symptoms will emerge many years after the incident. To qualify for a diagnosis of PTSD, symptoms must last more than a month and be severe enough to interfere with relationships. Fact sheets for the AFW2 Program.
PES code L (NOTE: Do not use PES code L for individuals pending medical evaluation board (MEB) or physical evaluation board (PEB). Promote Airmen who remain on active duty in a limited assignment status (LAS). If returned to active duty from Temporary Disability Retired List (TDRL), the DOR is the original date of promotion.