Smc-S To 1994

[FormerMember]

Every once in a lifetime, you have to stand up for what they have been denying you for twenty years. Here's a primer on the perfect way to write a Writ. Belts and suspenders on every request so there can be nothing misconstrued. VA loves to feign confusion on what you are asking for. I expect they won't have any trouble reading this one. It hit the CAVC's doorstep yesterday morning at 1153 Hrs L. Bob, Leigh and Allison got their copies today as well. On the heels of Gene Groves' Writ, it ought to make quite a splash.

https://asknod.wordpress.com/2015/01/09/cavc-the-birth-of-a-writ-act-ii-scene-1-the-pucker-factor/

Clear Prop.

Edited January 9, 2015 by asknod

[FormerMember]

Yeah, but have you ever heard of a 2011 CUE revision filing remodeled into a grant of benefits four long years later and then a SSOC issued several days later saying you have 30 days- not a year- to file a new VA9 ? Marijuana is now legal here but I think it was unfair to get stoned before they rated me. A mind is a terrible thing to get wasted.

[Berta]

Alex , you are something else!

Infinitely wise and also you think way out of the box.

No wonder those mo....ooops ,the VA , took so long to rectify their errors with you.!!!!!

[FormerMember]

I might have walked away when I lost in 1994 but they made one mistake. I only have my honor. They said I never served in Vietnam. Not only that, I did two tours-730 days in several countries on the Indochinese Peninsula. My statute of limitations on my non-disclosure agreements expires in October 2020. Maybe I'll write a book. My fondest wish would be that my brothers in Air America could be grandfathered in to the VA system. Fat chance.

[Pete53]

Every once in a lifetime, you have to stand up for what they have been denying you for twenty years. Here's a primer on the perfect way to write a Writ. Belts and suspenders on every request so there can be nothing misconstrued. VA loves to feign confusion on what you are asking for. I expect they won't have any trouble reading this one. It hit the CAVC's doorstep yesterday morning at 1153 Hrs L. Bob, Leigh and Allison got their copies today as well. On the heels of Gene Groves' Writ, it ought to make quite a splash.

https://asknod.wordpress.com/2015/01/09/cavc-the-birth-of-a-writ-act-ii-scene-1-the-pucker-factor/

Clear Prop.

I hope that Judge Hindin is removed from all Veterans claims.

[63SIERRA]

I might have walked away when I lost in 1994 but they made one mistake. I only have my honor. They said I never served in Vietnam. Not only that, I did two tours-730 days in several countries on the Indochinese Peninsula. My statute of limitations on my non-disclosure agreements expires in October 2020. Maybe I'll write a book. My fondest wish would be that my brothers in Air America could be grandfathered in to the VA system. Fat chance.

I was talking to a guy who was CIA, here in Texas, and he told me we had been In Laos and cambodia since the mid 50s/.

I often wonder why the United States didnt shut down the ho chi min trail. All of chinese weapons and supplies coming thru on bicycles, donkey carts, ect, it seems we could have blown craters the size of stadiums in the trails or set it on fire or something.

Ho Chi Minn himself said that if we had shut down the trail, they would not have been able to sustain fighting very long at all.

I know we werent supposed to be in Laos, but why not stop the trail cold at the border..

Just thinking outloud as I was still in my dads testicles until 67.

[FormerMember]

Even though I cannot discuss it in detail, I think you folks can understand from my "uniform" and personal sidearm that I wasn't in Kansas with Toto when I was over there. Our humorous refrain over the fence was "Badges? We don't need no stinkin' badges!" VA seems to have appropriated it for themselves, unfortunately.

What you can't see there is my .25 ACP FN Baby on the inside of my left ankle. Gun. Never leave home without it. Ball ammo, naturalment. We wouldn't want to violate the Geneva Conventions.