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Originally Posted by Don G
Mine burned up in the Kansas City fire, as well as my Dads'.
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Originally Posted by Don G
Mine burned up in the Kansas City fire, as well as my Dads'.
There may not have been a IRS fire but I do remember that back in the early 80's IRS employees were caught shredding returns.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don G
toooo easy to say fire did it and not do there JOB the st louis fire was berore many served :Doh::Doh:
i just got a claim back in 27 days with a rateing and a raise ???? and they said no raise would come becase i was 100% with ++ to start with now i have 3+++ and 100%
This is where I am hung up at. It is complicated and aggravating as hello.
Requesting classified records for those who were on classified missions.
M21-1 Part 3 4.24 (d)
d. Classified Service Records. Even though a disease or injury may have been incurred under
classified or covert circumstances, the records furnished by the Department of Defense will,
except in the most unusual case, provide an adequate basis to determine service connection
without need for reference to any classified material.
(1) If a claimant alleges at any point that disability or death occurred on active duty during
classified or covert operations, request the
veteran's personnel records in addition to medical
records.
(2) If the personnel and medical records considered together do not provide a reasonable basis
for a grant or denial of service connection, refer a copy of the claim form and of any supplemental
statements giving specifics as to the date, place and circumstances of the claimed occurrence to
the Compensation and Pension Service (213B)
Eric
Got your PM and the info through email. Sent you all the info you need to get the money from the VA. Deal with your Congressman/woman, even though it's the law, the VA doesn't make it well known. If you need anything else let me know.