Concurrent Receipt Overview
"Qualified disabled military retirees will now get paid both their full military retirement pay and their VA disability compensation. This recently passed law phases out (over 9 years) the VA disability offset, which means that military retirees with 20 or more years of service and a 50% (or higher) VA rated disability will no longer have their military retirement pay reduced by the amount of their VA disability compensation."
20 year military retirees with any percentage rated disability of 1% and higher should receive a seperate check for their disabikity and not have their retiree check offset. However, non retirees actually benefit from their disability ratings because they are allowed to get a check regardless of what their rating maybe. This is unfair