What is a DA form 7652?

DA Form 7652, Disability Evaluation System (DES) Commander’s Performance and Functional Statement, is a form used for recording information on the impact of medical impairment on the ability of a Soldier to perform their duties in the U.S. Army.

How do I access Army pubs?

Go to the Army Publishing Directorate’s Ordering Portal at https://epubs.army.mil/web/orderingportal/home and login using your existing AEPUBS account number and password. Your subscription and re-supply history is available on the CONUS System.

What is a DA form 199?

S. Soldier’s Election. DA Form 199–1, section X, records the Soldier’s election options to formal findings and recommendations.

What does DA stand for Army?

DA – Department of the Army.

Where can I find my da 199?

and the DA Form 199-2 are controlled forms and not available for public download. These forms are only available within the electronic Physical Evaluation Board (ePEB) application.”

What is a DA Form 3947?

DA Form 3947-1 “Medical Evaluation Board Proceedings”

What is DA short for?

District attorney, (United States) chief prosecutor for a local government area, particularly a county.

What dies DA stand for?

District Attorney
2. 1. DA is an abbreviation for District Attorney.

How do I get DD 1300?

Q: How do I request a copy of my Sailor’s DD Form 1300? If you are not listed as an Interested Person on the DD Form 1300, please include documentation of your relationship to the Sailor. Requests may be sent to LTAP via fax to (901) 874-6654 or email to [email protected].

How long does PEB findings take?

around 3 months
The PEB Process takes around 3 months to complete.

How long does it take to get Medboarded?

The 3-Step MEB Process Takes About 100 days. The Army reported in 2017 that the MEB process would take about 100 days. This is going to vary, of course, from person to person with outliers on both sides of that average time. The process consists of 3 main segments as you are what most people refer to as “Med Boarded.”

What triggers an army MEB?

If a servicemember develops a medical condition that prevents them from performing their military duties or making a full return to duty within one year, the servicemember may be referred to a Medical Evaluation Board (MEB).

What is a Narsum army?

Your Narrative Summary (NARSUM) This is a separate document that simply describes your case history and the severity of your medical condition. The NARSUM will also explain how your condition affects your ability to perform your military duties.