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Case Law: Unreported MST
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broncovet
My summary: If you were a victim of military sexual assault, EVEN if it was not reported, you can still apply for benefits:
My source: BVA Chairmans Report, 2014, available here:
https://www.bva.va.gov/docs/Chairmans_Annual_Rpts/BVA2014AR.pdf
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broncovet
My summary: If you were a victim of military sexual assault, EVEN if it was not reported, you can still apply for benefits: My source: BVA Chairmans Report, 2014, available here: https:
Gastone
Contact NavyNurse for MST discussion. Even if your MSA was never officially reported, that in and of itself does not preclude an MST/PTSD Award. You'll still get a Forensic MSA/PTSD C & P Exa
Andyman73
If only that would be considered first time around...if only
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