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For sure, we'd pick being healthy over being 100% PT disability. We did our 20 already, so we've got that safety net. It'd be great to move around like we did in our 20s and not have to worry about the struggle to get out of bed with all those aches and pains the next day.

We still use Tricare. Some veterans also have Medicare along with Tricare for Life, and some others have insurance from their jobs.

We moved from USAA to Navy Federal and so far, we're pretty happy. They're not amazing, but they're definitely better than USAA.

You're entitled to VA compensation and pension benefits for any disabilities from service, no matter your rank as an officer, warrant officer, or enlisted member.

Very welcoming!

My husband's friend witnessed two of his injuries and provided two different statements for each event. He was direct and made the accounts as brief as possible, leaving out any unnecessary details.

Dually account here (wife and husband). We didn't directly work together, for obvious reasons, but from previous assignments, we were both aware of what each other went through. Our shared experiences were an asset when drafting lay statements for one another. Going through comparable events...

Hello, I have a 100% P&T rating from the VA, and my husband holds the same rating. We're curious about DIC eligibility in the event of either of our passing. Where could we look for detailed information regarding this?

Amy & Shane, both SFC Army retired!

Hi folks! It's Amy and Shane here, cruising along in our dually, pun fully intended. We both ended our Army service as Sergeant First Class and have since been rated as 100% T&P by the VA. Our family includes two amazing kids who are just about ready for college. But we're here for more than...