Posted on Mar 22, 2017
Anyone ever had a soldier with a P2 perm profile request to have it removed, realize it was a bad decision and request to have it re-added?
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No never seen that done..
Possible? Sure.
Show cause it was assigned erroneously.
Show proof the condition has relieved itself (Lower back pain, not specific to an observable injury.... or Hearing loss, that somehow recovers )
I can only guess,,, but the P2 is in someway restricting this SM from doing something they are wanting to do now...Yes?
If true and the P2 is valid, Id suggest that SM take the long view..there will be life after service...and it is unforgiving, and cares not that you "sucked it up" while you serve,, No excuses later....its do or dont do.
Possible? Sure.
Show cause it was assigned erroneously.
Show proof the condition has relieved itself (Lower back pain, not specific to an observable injury.... or Hearing loss, that somehow recovers )
I can only guess,,, but the P2 is in someway restricting this SM from doing something they are wanting to do now...Yes?
If true and the P2 is valid, Id suggest that SM take the long view..there will be life after service...and it is unforgiving, and cares not that you "sucked it up" while you serve,, No excuses later....its do or dont do.
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that's a new one on me, but i'll bite, what was the p2 for, I was bone on bone right knee p2 walking profile permanent, did my walk in 30 minutes 2.5 miles age 50+, why in the grace of god would I try to reverse this, and why would any sm do this, more questions than answers please give more info
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Never seen one re attempted. I have seen people get over the reason that got the P2 and get it changed, I wouldn't think anything wrong with getting it back if they re injure themselves. Now that the regs allow for an APFT with a temporary profile, there will probably be less people with legitimate problems seeking permanent profiles.
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