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New guidelines for the Board for Correction of Military Records when reviewing personality disorder discharges 2001-now.

Created by R.J. on November 07, 2014

The process of the Board for Correction of Military Records is unfair. The board has an average of 3 min, 45 sec / case. They rely on summaries and recommendations of analysts, only one of whom is a doctor (not a psychiatrist). Of 389 petitions to the BCMR 2001-2012 by Veterans discharged for Personality Disorder; Condition, Not Disability; or Misconduct, the BCMR granted change of characterization of service to 21, medical evaluation to 9, and medical discharge to 0. This despite many having documentation of diagnosed PTSD while serving, and a GAO report showing errors in 1/3 of Personality Disorder diagnoses. I request that the BCMR processes be changed, then ALL Veterans discharged 2001-now for the reasons mentioned have their records reviewed. interactive.fusion.net/a-losing-battle

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