HPSP anon here. Feel free to ask questions about medical school through the military. Pretty similar for dental/vet. Will help how I can.

Also willing to interpret medical DQ questions. Post diagnosis, age at diagnosis, are you still on meds, and branch. I am not a MEPS doctor. I will not give medical advice, as you are not my patient and I have no physical exam/labs/etc. Plus you don't know that I'm a doctor so you shouldn't take medical advice on the internet anyways.

>what do you do for the military?
Medical doctor, in residency.

Apologies if you had a question I didn't get to last thread, I saw only one and don't think I could help

>>65319535
Not asking for anything serious, but what is some good advice regarding foot health and how best to maintain your feet so they don't develop serious issues like plantar's fasciitis or bunions or ingrown toenails

>Navy pushed back my board AGAIN
>My DECEMBER Supply Board is now pushed into SEPTEMBER
I HATE MY STUPID NIGGER LIFE

>>65319609
>medic
Change your socks keep feet dry reduce friction on your feet (dont double sock like retarded niggas in basic training) use powder if you wanna be extra

>>65319645
Also use good merino wool socks at the least on long movements ideally all the time

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Has anyone managed to get Top Secret Clearance when they have lost all contact with one of their family members? I got booked fora sweet intel job with the Big Blue and the fact that I have not talked with one of my sisters in years is the one uncertainty that I have. My recruiter said that my job is locked once I ship out, but the internet tells a different story - recruits can fail their TS application and have to get reassigned a new AFSC.
I job came in last minute and I was in the middle of a recovery process for a mild knee injury from putting too many miles too fast so I guess I am double fucked.

>>65319645
Not him, but can I swear compression socks under my uniform to reduce swelling?

>>65319654
Just be honest that you've been no contact with her for years at this point.

>>65319657
So avoiding blisters/swelling/general foot discomfort is all about proper fit of your boots and socks that arent complete dogshit. If you havent gone to basic yet youre gonna get raped by the standard issue boots that will definitely not be your size and theyre gonna force you to use standard issue socks, everyones feet gets fucked up bad. If youre at your unit go to clothing and sales find some boots that properly fit, you like, and good soles that wont wear too fast cause rucks will destroy soles, and if compression socks work for you then use them. Personally ive found great success in my 12 milers with thick wool socks and I always ensure my boots arent sliding around my heels when I walk before I buy them

>>65319492
Was a Corpsman, am now an SNA. Feel free to ask if you have any questions about either.
>>65319635
That's what you get for picking supply. Enjoy waiting a long ass time to start supply school too.
>>65319609
For me it's fox river socks. Getting properly sized boots is necessary and making sure not to cut your nails the wrong way. Air your shit out when the situation permits while in the field.

>>65319672
That is what I placed on the comments section for my SF-86 and told the background interviewer, but apparently they have another one before or during BMT for some reason. Aren't background checks expensive and time-consuming?

>>65319645
>>65319657
Also cannot preface this enough take your boots off when you sleep or if you have to insist in your tard brain at least loosen them

Anyone signing an op 4 contract I can answer any questions

>>65319682
I'm colorblind, it's basically the only one the Navy gives colorblind people
The military in general is one of the most prejudiced organizations against the colorblind on earth and it sucks ass

Can anyone in navy go into depth about bootcamp? What actually goes on and when? Week by week walk through if possible.

>>65319727
It's called basic training these days.

>>65319535
I see the
>I am not a MEPS doctor
disclaimer, so feel free to hit me with "idk nigga lmao", but I went to MEPS and did not tell them about my Adderall prescription. I figured they'd find it and I'd be screwed and have to get a waiver etc., but I was like fuck it, maybe I'll get lucky and they'll forget to check PDMP or whatever. So they gave me a list of things I need waivers for and Adderall is not on there. I guess they somehow didn't find my prescription records for it. Am I good to go from here, or do they check it later? I'm scared to proceed with the other (unrelated) waivers in case the Adderall prescription ends up on the medical records I give them. I'm going to ask my PMP about it (well I guess I have to to get the records anyway), hopefully she has advice. I feel like I'm walking on thin ice here haha.

Also I'm prior service, been on Adderall since forever, got off it to enlist without telling MEPS about it (back before MHS Genesis was a thing), got back on it after separating. I've previously asked you about this but did not expect it to not show up at MEPS.

>>65319654
>lost all contact with one of their family members
Happened to a friend of mine. Should be fine unless it turns out they ran off to China or some shit.

>>65319682
>fox river
I've heard people swear by those, but I find Darn Tough to be superior in every way, except maybe price.

>>65319841
>So they gave me a list of things I need waivers for
That's better than my recruiters have done, they were either brainrotted beyond belief or just really dumb. I wasted months with those idiots trying to figure out what the heck they were talking about with them being cryptic for no reason.

>>65319695
How likely is an injury at jump school?

>>65319899
Depends on whether you paid attention or not

>>65319899
About 1-2%. Don't get unlucky and you'll be fine. If you do get unlucky you'll suffer in hold for a few weeks while you heal up.

>>65319899
Keep your legs together and fall like a banana/martial arts breakfall = perfect success everytiem.
Spread your legs on impact = grandma ripping apart the thanksgiving turkey wishbone like a starving bear.

Statistically, if you stay in an airborne unit, you will get a relevant concussion no more than once a decade, but in reality 39 guys in the platoon never have a problem and the unlucky 40th gets hit once, then twice, then three times in his first contract...and at that point brain damage starts to become a danger. Don't by the guy who embarks on a slippery slope. Be lucky.

>>65319841
Fox river are great because they're high quality *and* available off the shelf at the px.

So I’m shipping in a few days and my waist is two inches over the limit. I might be able to get it down dropping water weight which I’m doing, but since I don’t look fat and my weight and waste size is partially caused by loose skin I’m just wondering if they won’t retape me if they don’t notice or if the retape is a guarantee .

>>65319903
>>65319911
>>65319952
Cool, thanks, guys. I was just curious.

>>65319727
I went to boot camp almost 12 years ago. Its nothing really to worry about. The first week sucks because its a lot of admin shit. What I remember from boot camp is a good way to fold T shirts and socks, the marlin spike and battle stations which was pretty fun. If you go in reasonable shape, with some knowledge of military ranks and other basic knowledge you'll probably get promoted in bootcamp too.

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Sup /meg/. 92gfag here. Did anyone go to see Lt Dan today?

>>65320114
AAAARRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!

t. Robert

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>>65320126
Not robert. I can actually get on base. You know, honorable discarge and all. They're about to start playing a cover of "jump" by van Halen.

>>65320111
>you'll probably get promoted in bootcamp too
Man, the fucking US military.

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>>65320147
Pretty good way to spend a friday evening.

>>65320147
Why is your name "92g"?

>>65320147
>100% sprained his ankle

>>65320167
Because I was a 92g.

>>65320177
No. Ankles were claimed, and denied oddly enough. Even after the medics at ntc fucked my ankle up worse after they taped it.

>>65320153
>Be prepared and comparatively competent
>a bad thing?

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>>65319682
>That's what you get for picking supply. Enjoy waiting a long ass time to start supply school too.

92gfag here. Can definitely confirm the quatermaster type jobs be like that. The better you are at your job too, the more fucked you'll get. (The navy could be different from the army. So take that with a grain of very salty salt.)

It was nice to be thanked for my service tonight. Even though I never really did anything outside of the dfac. The glorification of wars that don't really help anything to make the US better or safter is a pretty boomer take... but what can you do. I'm just happy to be taking advantage of the benefits allotted to me since leaving the worst 8 years of my life behind. :^)

>>65319492
JUNGLE SCHOOL MENTIONED !! !! !!

>>65320114
>>65320165
>>65320429
Looks like a lot of fun, glad to see you're doing well 92G

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35N that did cyber here
I wrote the 2020 BCT pastebin
Anyone have any questions? I went to meg before I ever signed a contract and now I've gone through the entire process from enlisting, all the trainings, ETSing, I did a skillbridge, got a VA rating, the whole nine yards

>>65320497
did you has fun?

>>65319654
irrelevant
people always stress about this for no reason, it's not a big deal
same as your polygraph
you aren't some drug dealing murderer you'll be fine lmao
>>65319841
>Am I good to go from here
yes, you lucked out, never ever admit you were on that shit, if they find it later (idk how they would) say it's probably someone with a similar name or whatever
>>65320147
>e4
rip

>>65320497
Generally how did you like your service? Did you do anything cool? Anything you regret not doing or trying? Tips for baby 35Ns?

>>65320499
>>65320512
>did you has fun?
Yes, a lot actually
I basically had a dream contract thanks to meg giving me good advice on 35N being insanely based... 7 years ago?
I started shilling 35N endlessly because of it, best job in the army I think, one of the best in any service. When the average co-worker has a 90 ASVAB, everything just goes smooth. No blacks, very few women, everyone has the same nerd hobbies, nobody is getting DUIs or popping hot for drugs so your chain of command is always treating you guys super well, it's basically paradise.
Not even mentioning the insane jobs I was able to do that nobody else on the planet gets to do - and you can do it as a fucking 17 year old
It's comically, insanely goated going 35N, can't recommend it enough especially if you get the option 19 for a strategic location (Meade, Buckley, San Antonio, Gordon, Hawaii)
small caveat the exact path I took (JCAC out of AIT) is basically closed now so it'll be hard for many of you to follow in my footsteps exactly but there's opportunities there if you're willing

>>65320515
What kind of jobs does your experience translate to outside of the military? I'm always curious as to this int stuff

>>65320545
>What kind of jobs does your experience translate to outside of the military? I'm always curious as to this int stuff
no problem foreign intelligence agent!
But actually it translates to all kinds of jobs. You can do government stuff like I did in my skillbridge or after the military, easy 100-140k starting
downside is lots of those jobs are in the capitol area and that isn't fun to live in
Any IT job, you have opportunity to get whatever certs you want, and with military and vets preference you're probably going to get the job over anyone else. Also a clearance. Just gives you a bunch of bonuses over your peers in the job marketplace.
Any government job at all on USAJOBS you get vet preference for so anything there you're at the top of the stack.
I just took my VA money and started traveling the world after a short stint in a DC Thinktank
didn't need the money so why bother

>>65320552
>no problem foreign intelligence agent!
Ya got me, I'm a kiwi. Don't think those same types of jobs really exist in my country like they do in the US so I'm still thinking hard about whether I should go into intelligence here or just do tradie shit in the military. I'm ready to be surrounded by braindead speds

>>65320515
>Yes, a lot actually
hell yeah. There are so many videos and stories of people absolutely hating their lives in the military.

>>65320578
>hell yeah. There are so many videos and stories of people absolutely hating their lives in the military.
usually 30 ASVAB pessimists that joined the first branch they saw open contract
Picking your job is an insanely powerful thing
35N AIT is the greatest bleaching you'll ever see
It's totally representative of the Army average demographics at the start of job training and by then virtually all the blacks are gone and half of the women too, it's hilarious

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>>65320489
I've been pretty good overall. Thanks, anon. The show was pretty good for what it was. I really appreciate the work and advocacy he's doing for veterans, so thats nice. Getting to shoot the shit with some of the guys that had a Brad parked by the event for the kids to see "kewl tanks and shit!" Was nice too. Put an e2 that was showing the bradly off and fresh out of osut on game about making sure he buys a few cartons of cigarettes when he goes to NTC even though he didn't smoke. Told him "you'll find out why."

>>65320510
>e4
>rip
Whats the issue with e4? Truthfully, it was by choice (kinda*) I didn't want to hit e5 as it shrinks reclass options. When my reclass fell through I stopped giving a shit. My leadership in korea, and fort hood tried to get me to promote, even to the point my SGM at hood even told me: "I'll let you go to the promotion board in your OCP's since your stuff all got lost, and you know your shit." Kind of a shame because i actually really liked that SGM. We were both 4ID at one point, so on the rare occasion i'd see him we were damn near on a first name basis. At that point it was already too late. I was beyond checked out for a slew of reasons I've mentioned here already before. If by the ungodly chance I did try to reclass again on my way out I wouldn't want the pool of mos's to shrink due to the e5.

Overall it sucks I never got stripes, but in the real world the army has had zero impact (good or bad) on anything in the real world for me.

>>65320583
>virtually all the blacks are gone and half of the women too, it's hilarious
Fug, I'm assuming this isn't the case for 15T or 15U.

i'm druuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunk

Dont join the military for anything less than Fighter Pilot

>>65321246
What if I wanna drive the boats

>>65319684
You're overthinking things. Just stay honest nobody is reprimanding you for not speaking to your family, they probably won't question you twice. Ask me how I know.
>>65320014
Suck your gut in.

>>65320515
>>65320583
Buddy of mine was 35N before getting kicked out for not taking the vax.
He said the same shit you said and was trying to convince me to go analyst when I told him I was enlisting but I picked my MOS instead.

>>65321422
Do you wish you chose 35N?

>>65321432
I don't know yet, I'm shipping monday.
I'll know when I finish my Basic + AIT 50 weeks from now.

>>65321441
Ah, I see. Good luck

>>65320588
Knowing what you know now would you do anything different? I remember you posting a ways back a few 35 series mos's were open to you.

>>65321441 (me)
I have about 20 hours until I have to be at the MEPS hotel.
Waiting 6+ months to ship was shitty. Keeping busy during the wait was the hardest part. Besides my civ job I spent most of the time working out and running and showing up to the future soldier shit.
I'm showing up to basic with the bare minimum carry on. Any useful suggestions to pack? I got a new box of 20 plastic gallon bags I'm hoping won't be considered contraband.

>>65321899
You don't need to bring anything but your paperwork and the clothing on your back. Everything you will need for your basic and ait will be provided to you.

You will be allowed to purchase approved deodorant and soap and whatnot when you get there.

>>65322087
That's pretty much what my recruiter told me.
All in all I'm glad the existential wait is over.
Now the real waiting begins.

>>65320588
>SGM at hood even told me: "I'll let you go to the promotion board in your OCP's-

Never in the history of ever has a Sargent Major let someone go to thr board in a garrison work uniform. You're either full of shit or he liked you that much you pissed away a golden opportunity. Wtf is wrong with you?

>>65322410
>pissed away a golden opportunity
Its an enlisted promotion its not that amazing

>>65322410
this happens all the fucking time for units on rotation overseas or at CTCs
>Sargent
retard

>>65320515
youre out now right? did your intel experience/credentials help you land a good job after the military?

>>65322458
Notice how he didnt say he was on rotation. And it was because his uniforms "got lost"? He was clearly in garrison.

>>65322672
How do you even lose uniforms? The dude is either oozing BS or is just stight up robert pretending again.

>>65322684
92G has been proven numerous times to not be Robert. The fact that he geolocated himself near Fort Hood for the Gary Sinise concert while Robert is in Peoria, Illinois is irrefutable evidence that 92G is a real person. Robert will sometimes pretend to be 92G, but the actual 92G always provides some sort of photographic evidence that he is who he says he is.

>>65322698
So 92g is capable of geolocating himself elsewhere but Robert isn't?

>>65322705
92G took photos that he could have only taken in one precise location at one exact time. Robert, being broke, butthurt, and obese, would not go out of his way to drive down to Texas from Illinois in his beat-up old as fuck Kia just to attend Gary Sinise's concert and pretend to be 92G while holding what would have to be (but is obviously not) a fraudulent USID card that exactly lines up with previous info that 92G has provided.

Like what the fuck even are we getting at here? The only actual conspiracy theory here revolves around Robert being the one fat faggot that pretends to be multiple different people in this thread. Everybody else is very straight forward about who they are and what they know.

>>65322705
There is literally photos from the show with his disability card with the song that was being played at that moment. The post time can serve as a de facto time stamp i guess.

>>65322725
So?

>>65322719
>Like what the fuck even are we getting at here?

That 92g (the actual 92g or otherwise) is full of shit about who he is and his situation(s).

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>>65322757
Keep whining like anybody gives a fuck. Here's a picture of Lujan to cheer you up.

>>65322770
I like 92g's 1911 better. Post 1911's.

>>65322757
>92g is full of shit
I think he has posted enough circumstantial evidence on multiple occasions that we can infer his story is true in regards to his experience. I truthfully am happy for him that he seems to be doing much better.

>>65322869
Robert is just butthurt that he gets treated like shit by everyone here and he insists it's because he dislikes the military but the supportive responses to 92G disprove his favorite fallback cope.

>>65323245
>supportive responses to 92G
I remember a time when I think he first started coming around posting his countdown to ets. They seemed quite the opposite then. When did liking 92G suddenly become cool?

>>65323293
Look I'm one of the guys that shat on him. He's still fucktarded in my eyes. I'm glad he's doing better. He just is a fucking idiot that ended up in a shit spot because he's an idiot. Gotta read before you sign, gotta learn what you're signing. In a way, he's part of the reason for the thread.

>>65323300
>double dubs checked
Nta but I think 92G's issue outside of that original open contract was a mix of a few institutional problems. In the early days, he mentioned a lot of things being yanked out from under him. There is no way to justify that. He could have gone to EO or something, but I vaguely remember him saying it all just fell on deaf ears. This is a bigger issue that goes beyond him. Because if it happened to him, who else could it have been happening to and they just didn't post on a Mongolian basket weaving forum about it?

He did make a bad initial choice and I'm not defending that. The rest of what happened to him though isn't justifiable on any level. I am doubtful, but I hope those leaders faced some kind of action for stonewalling him.

>>65323293
He's one of us, which makes Robert seethe endlessly. We talked mad shit about some of 92G's decisions, but we still want him to have the best life he can because we've all seen or experienced at least a few of the struggles he went through. Robert, meanwhile, did none of that and might as well be bitching on LinkedIn about a company that kicked him out during orientation.

>>65323403
This.
We did certainly rag on him pretty bad. Maybe some of it wasn't warranted given that some of his issues weren't necessarily under his control. We would have helped him if he was going to attempt to reclass again. Since he wasn't looking for that apparently and was just focused on being free from the army the best we can do is wish him well with his decision to separate and use his situation as an example.

>>65323349
QRD on the full 92G saga?

>>65323607
>joins army on an open contract
>gets 92g mos
>doesn't like it because his leadership keeps screwing him out of promotion boards, expert soldier comp, other army things and decides to reclass
>reclass falls through because sent to an advanced verson of the mos training school
>gets sent back to duty station i think it was fort carson and submits paperwork showing where there was an administrative problem or something
>nothing happens, he gives up.
>gets sent to korea
>his ta50 and most of his uniforms get lost by transportation on the way back
>new unit actually likes him and tries to get him to promote but the damage is already done.
>his kid ends up in the hospital and ends up on deaths door
>unit doesn't care, wants to deploy him anyway.
>weeks of fighting with his leadership his kid dies anyway and unit finally decides to not send him on deployment.
>spends his final months in army posting his countdown clock and saying how much he hates the army.
>gets out and is apparently living pretty well now per the pictures in this thread.

>>65323661
That all sucks, to be sure, but
>his kid dies anyway
Jesus Christ, man.
Thank you for writing that up. I appreciate it.

>>65323670
That's the general rundown. I could have missed or misquoted a few things because it's been a while. He got out i think a year or 2 ago and only comes around these days every once in a while.

>>65323661
who joins the army on a open contract
thats retarded

>>65323688
>>65323670
>enlisted
>his kid
>HIS kid
No it wasn't.
>>65323727
Desperation followed by 20 years of coping that they totally wanted to be in as a subpar SFC with no options.

>>65320612
>Fug, I'm assuming this isn't the case for 15T or 15U.
No, 15 series is probably the worst in the army. Any maintenance or Air defense or security forces series in any branch get absolutely raped with 12 hour shifts and menial labor that mindrapes anyone over 100 IQ
Highly discourage anyone from doing those jobs
Unless you're like 40 ASVAB then go ahead you'll be perfect
>>65321422
>Buddy of mine was 35N before getting kicked out for not taking the vax.
Tell him to rejoin, he'll get 5 years of backpay
He can get kicked out again or medsep early or skillbridge to get a shorter contract, but the fucking 300k he'll get is well worth it lmao
>>65321899
>Any useful suggestions to pack?
Ibuprofen, sell to girls on their period for 10 dollars a pill, take it in your backpack in a small zippered pouch that you don't unzip when they do the initial bag shakedown, if your bag has like 9 zipper pockets there's no way they're finding one bottle of 100/200 ibuprofen
I'd also recommend like 40 medium PT shirts and sell them for like $30 each, everyone needs small, medium, and large PT shirts you don't get anywhere near enough and laundry is insanely annoying and crowded
>>65322593
>youre out now right? did your intel experience/credentials help you land a good job after the military?
140k starting yes
I left it because I had 100% VA anyway and didn't need the money, I travel the world now and am studying for law school to milk GI bill and be able to jew jews out of money

>>65324466
He doesnt want to rejoin. His reasoning being something about having close to 100% P&T, I just don't remember specifics.
Honorable discharge though.
>ibuprofen
seems like a good idea but I'm already at the hotel.
>40 shirts
Kek might try this side hustle if I can fit it in my bag.

>>65323661
So then how did 92g get disability?

>>65324732
The same way anyone else does I'd imagine.

>>65324752
FFS how is he disabled?

>>65324759
How is >>65324466
Disabled? You file claims for the things you went to see medical for while you were in. I'm not sure how else to put it.

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>>65324759
What 92-series doesn't have a handicap placard?

>Robert trying desperately to switch the topic to "disability fraud" so he can whine about how he got nothing when he was kicked out of BCT while some brownoid schizo played his cards right and got 100% disability without serving a day.

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i should have lied about having one kidney
now I can't do the cool shits
no jump from an A400M for my dumbass

>>65324800
There is zero chance you could have successfully convinced any branch that you did not lose a kidney. How did you plan on dodging chest X-rays for 4 years?

>>65324774
Caleb Hammer chooses the "worst case scenario" people to come on his show.
Some of those people are military and have no idea how to spend money.

>>65324767
You didn't mention anything about 92g getting injured in your saga.

>>65324800
Weren't you here months ago talking about this? Still at it, I see.

>>65324829
Aww melty again? We banned you before.

>>65324829
Does it really make you that mad we like 92g more than you?

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>>65324845
It's clearly not. Robert's plan for the past 6 years was to hold this thread hostage with the intention of forcing the mods to delete /meg/ so he would stop shitposting, but since Robert shitposts elsewhere on /k/ and would even make new threads just to keep shitposting, this threat was empty and getting rid of /meg/ wouldn't get rid of somebody who has admitted to being on this site since 2005 with the sole purpose of "having fun" via trolling.

Mods confirmed /meg/ is on-topic, so there will be no deletion of /meg/, which endlessly infuriates Robert because he realizes all of his efforts were for nothing and he is just as powerless online as he is in real life.

>>65324845
You will never stop us

>>65324861
Answer the question, Robert.

>>65324809
Some people are born with just one kidney. Surgical scar easily visible at MEPS.

>t. Chud, MD

>>65324893
>this is not a science experiment
and this is not a fruitful discussion. You will not successfully petition the mods to permanently ban /meg/. You will not "defeat /meg/". You will continue to foam at the mouth as you scream into the void. Take a look at the recent threads, Robertposting is on the decline. He peaked years ago. At this point, he only shows up a few times a week, rather than every single day. His willpower has been broken, and now he just comes here out of habit, but has clearly been going to other places because he knows this place is a proverbial brick wall and even he isn't stupid enough to keep bashing his head on it.

>>65324934
>detailing
*derailing

>>65324934
Quite a lot of this thread is on-topic. In fact, you're the only one that is trying to take it off-topic.

Tell us, which branch of the US military do you want to join?

>>65324939
>which branch of the US military do you want to join?
NG.

>>65324857
No matter what, robert. 92g will always be better than you and an infinitely better soldier than you ever could be. Especially considering he did his time, hated it, still got an honorable discarge.

>>65324939
>asks what branch
>gets reply >>65324950
>doesn't reply to answer
What are you waiting for anon, Christmas?

>>65324962
So how did he get disabled?

>>65324963
>>65324985
Imagine your superior talking to you like this

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Coming to theaters near you. Who's side are you on?

>>65324809
i don't understand what you're saying pal
i live with one kidney, my renal function is normal, there's no protein in my piss
they know about that because i told the med about it when i got in years ago
why would they ask me to take and x-ray ?

>>65324830
no it's my first reply on /k/ for like months because i was fed up with that dumbass captcha

>>65325014
Someone was here months ago trying to join asking about lying for having one kidney, too.

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>>65325009
Both.

>>65325014
>no it's my first reply on /k/
Sure Robert

>>65324893
>>65324903
>>65324934
>>65324963
>>65325001
https://youtu.be/lKDs8dTnMg8

>>65324963
>>65324985
>went back to being off-topic and whining like a bitch

And you're asking why you aren't being taken seriously?

>>65325141
No, I'm asking why you won't answer either question. You're dragging this out longer than it needs to be. So why aren't you answering?

>>65325151
You're asking me why I won't reaffirm your opinions, as if you need external validation. This is some weird powerplay instead of a conversation. I don't give a shit what you think. Bullying Robert is funny, but the only person that proactively brings him up is Robert himself. Be the change you want to see and don't acknowledge his existence if he actually managed to get under your skin. /meg/ has survived despite being inundated with the worst he can offer.

>>65325162
>Bullying Robert is funny, but the only person that proactively brings him up is Robert himself.
So what about that time I was asking about a medical DQ and this Robert-not-Robert person started raging and spamming greentext, and somehow only my posts asking a legitimate question got deleted instead of the wordvomiting walltexting Robertposter's irrelevant posts?

>>65325180
Dunno, but letting a stranger on the internet get you this upset is embarrassing and you will have a tough time in the service or in any organization if you spend your free time nitpicking and bitching to another random person like it fucking matters what I think.

Responding to me is pointless. I'm going to the gym. Good luck on the NG journey. Try staying on-topic in the future.

>>65325217
Don't worry, the 2025 Christmas Day genocidal surgical strikes on Nigerians never happened anyway.

>>65324824
>people come to /meg/ to have discussions about medical issues.
>acting like 92g or anyone else who did 8 years in the military wouldn't go to the doctor, especially when it's free.
>being this mad you have to door dash

>>65324466
>No, 15 series is probably the worst in the army.
I just wanted to fly around in helicopters and get my A&P license ;_;
thank you for telling me

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>>65325587
Anon, it takes less time to just answer the question than it does to talk about everything else but the answer to the question itself.

If you don't know, it's probably better to defuse and just say you don't know. Maybe someone else who does or 92g himself will answer instead. I shouldn't have to teach you how to have a conversation. Why are you avoiding such a simple answer?

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What is the actual point of this rank besides saying YEAH or DAS RITE every time a colonel and up says anything? Tongue my anus.

>>65325776
Robert, the only people who would know are 92g and his medical providers.

Does it bother you that much that 92g was able to accomplish everything you couldn't?

>>65324767
>You file claims for the things you went to see medical for while you were in. I'm not sure how else to put it.
The easiest way to explain it is that VA disability is an ADMINISTRATIVE process that just follows regulations and checks boxes. It checks medical records and information but as long as you check the box you get the service connection, or a certain percentage.
It's all public information, you just read the condition and make sure you hit the three wickets of service connection
NEXUS
DIAGNOSIS
CONTINUING CARE
"On x date I hit my knee on a log on an obstacle course, went to physical therapy in 2025, hasn't really gotten better it hurts most days." - Service connected, 10%, another 10% if you can't bend or flex it beyond a certain stated angle (they use a protractor during your VA C&P Exam)
Very simple, actually. If you're a 90+ ASVAB you can get 100% VA just by eventually checking enough boxes.
>>65325685
>I just wanted to fly around in helicopters and get my A&P license ;_;
Bro just drop a Helicopter Warrant packet it's super chill and you get paid better and work less hard.
>>65324824
>You didn't mention anything about 92g getting injured in your saga.
if you do anything in life you're going to get dinged over time, it's inevitable
pretty much any 25 year old has like 6-10 things wrong with them that are all worth at least 10% each

>>65326006
>just drop a Helicopter Warrant packet
I just turned 33, and that's the limit before you're too old to go before the selection board. My plan was to join the national guard or Air national guard; I have a couple bases near me.

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>>65325985
Thanks anon, I'm glad to have finally gotten my answer after 8 and a half hours. You're a godsend :)

This whole time I was under the impression that it happened to him in service. I'm happy to see he's not scamming the military by claiming "disabled" and "veteran" simultaneously. Sure makes it sound like it happened in service, though. I didn't know he never shared how it happened.

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>>65326076
When do we tell him "disabled american veterans" is a real organization?

>>65326090
Does it matter if you became injured before or after discharge?

>>65326090
>he thinks I don't think the Disabled American Veterans is a real organization because I don't know what the criteria to join is >>65326109

I'll be expecting my answer in the next 3 to 5 business days.

>>65324809
get trhough AIT then show up to medical one day screaming THEY STOLE IT THEY STOLE IT and go for the 100%

>>65326541
lel

>new WHtR policy mandates soldiers to have small waists
Could have just come out and said they only want twinks to enlist...

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