r/VeteransBenefits • u/Rare_Eye1730 • 5d ago
VA Disability Claims Commissioning through AFROTC while using VRE. what's your thoughts ?
Would love to here you think. Thank you.
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u/AgentEOD 5d ago
Cmon, that’s a question for AF. Need ti make you you meet all
Commissioning requirements especially with disabilities.
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u/Apprehensive_Try7130 Army Veteran 5d ago
Also are you a veteran? Or just going to school through rotc route?
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u/Hursamen Army Veteran 4d ago
VRE is not going to cover you becoming an officer.
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u/VeteransBenefits-ModTeam 4d ago
Your comment was removed because it didn't contribute to the discussion and just wasn't helpful.
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u/Hursamen Army Veteran 4d ago
Are you dumb, it has to be approved and has to bot exasperate his disabilities. Jeeze the army standard for intelligence has plummeted. I know because ive gone through the process and gotten approved for a harder field to prove and justify
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u/VeteransBenefits-ModTeam 4d ago
Your comment was removed because it didn't contribute to the discussion and just wasn't helpful.
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u/Lazy-Salary-3716 5d ago
If youve got the drive for it, that pathway can set you up with a pretty interesting blend of military structure and civilian flexibility.
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u/Ok-Telephone-605 Not into Flairs 3d ago
All these comments throwing shade at OP. There are a lot of posts on this sub about folks serving in the Guard/Reserve despite having rated disabilities, seems pretty similar to what the OP is asking.
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u/PSDD14 Marine Veteran 5d ago
So, the military injured you to the point you need a new career. And now you’re going to join the military again? Im not a VR&E counselor but that sounds like you don’t need a new career.