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38 C.f.r. 3.315
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§3.315 Basic eligibility determinations; dependents, loans, education. (in part
( Loans. If a veteran of World War II, the Korean conflict or the Vietnam era had less than 90 days of service, or if a veteran who served after July 25, 1947, and prior to June 27, 1950, or after January 31, 1955, and prior to August 5, 1964, or after May 7, 1975, has less than 181 days of service on active duty as defined in §§36.4301 and 36.4501, eligibility of the veteran for a loan under 38 U.S.C. ch. 37 requires a determination that the veteran was discharged or released because of a service-connected disability or that the official service department records show that he or she had at the time of separation from service a service-connected disability which in medical judgment would have warranted a discharge for disability. These determinations are subject to the presumption of incurrence under §3.304(. Determinations based on World War II, Korean conflict and Vietnam era service are also subject to the presumption of aggravation under §3.306(;) while determination based on service on or after February 1, 1955, and before August 5, 1964, or after May 7, 1975, are subject to the presumption of aggravation under §3.306(a) and ©. The provisions of this paragraph are also applicable, regardless of length of service, in determining eligibility to the maximum period of entitlement based on discharge or release for a service-connected disability. (See also the minimum service requirements of §3.12a.) (Authority: 38 U.S.C. 3702, 3707, 3718)
Reading this brought to mind that the VA approved my Home Loan Guarenty, yet even though I had a SC injury, it was not because of this injury that I was medicaly discharged, it was for the reason that the official service department records show that I had at the time of separation from service a service-connected disability which in medical judgment would have warranted a discharge for disability.
It has to be for this reason, that my Home Loan Guarenty was awareded, otherwise I should not have gotten it or am I not reading and interpeting this correctly?
How could I not have a SC disability, sufficiant at the time of seperation, which in medical judgment, would have warrented a discharge for that disability and then later be awarded a VA G.I. Bill Home Loan Guarenty?
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