▲ 33 r/MilitaryMedals
8 years Guard and Active time/Army
Closing this chapter starting the next one… I had to repost it forgot some ribbons
u/BeaxHam — 9 days ago
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r/nondestructivetesting r/360Waves r/VeteransBenefits r/f150 r/SafetyProfessionals r/VAClaims r/MilitaryMedals
▲ 6 r/VAClaims
IBS C&P exams results
So just got my C&P exams back.. claimed IBS examiner diagnosed Functional Diarrhea.. is this a favorable DBQ?
u/BeaxHam — 3 months ago
MEB/IDES has started
Any idea as to how the Va will rate this (separate ratings or combined) just started the process.. turn around time has been 3-4 months from referral to separation.
u/BeaxHam — 4 months ago
▲ 81 r/f150
New to Me STX
Got this 2020 STX for a great price.. 72k miles. one owner well maintained… absolutely no problems first months of ownership.. only thing I wish I could’ve found a 2021 + body style with the 5.0. I love the newer body. I feel like this one is missing something.
u/BeaxHam — 4 months ago
MEB/Separating with VA Rating
So.. I am just wondering if anyone has been medically separated or ETS while already having a VA Rating? I was in the guard before AD and received 60%. Now I might be getting med boarded for my back. Will this affect my ratings at all? I have been getting send for all my conditions and have new issues I could claim.
u/BeaxHam — 4 months ago
IDES/MEB
Hello has anyone recently went through the MEB/IDES process. Just told I’ll be recommended soon. Former 11B switch to 74D chronic back pain following roll over. Numbness in legs and toes.. no heavy lifting, bending. Just for a short summary.
u/BeaxHam — 4 months ago
Possibly separating from Army.
So i possibly will be separating from the Army. Trying im trying to get some career advice. Infantry and CBRN specialists. Finishing degree in Emergency Management with a concentration in Occupational Health and Safety. I’ve started getting NDT certs to gain some experience in the oil and gas realm before looking for safety roles. Located in Louisiana. Possibly relocating to Texas if I can find work.
u/BeaxHam — 5 months ago
PT/MT OR PT/UT
Hey I am looking into taking level 1 and 2 for PT. Should I take MT as well or just save for the UT level 1 and 2. A friend of mine mentioned MT is not as common.
u/BeaxHam — 5 months ago
▲ 44 r/360Waves
They are getting to where I want.. I’ve only been wolfing for about a month after each cut.. gotta go longer next time. This is cut to a 1.5. A 2 will prolly a lot better
u/BeaxHam — 5 months ago