Posted on Jul 21, 2022
3 Things the VA Needs to Prove Your Service Connected Disability
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Are you trying to understand what a service connected disability is?
The VA has three ways to prove your disability is connected to your time in the military. Service connection can make a huge difference in the benefits and services you receive from the VA.
This article will help you understand how to connect your disability with your time spent on active duty. It can be difficult navigating through all of the information, but we are here to help make it easier for you.
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Are you trying to understand what a service connected disability is?
The VA has three ways to prove your disability is connected to your time in the military. Service connection can make a huge difference in the benefits and services you receive from the VA.
This article will help you understand how to connect your disability with your time spent on active duty. It can be difficult navigating through all of the information, but we are here to help make it easier for you.
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3 Things the VA Needs to Prove Your Service Connected Disability
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Veterans Affairs (VA) Disability
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
..."In order for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to award service-connection for a disability, the Veteran must establish these three elements:
A current chronic physical or mental condition;
An event or stressor that occurred during Active Duty service; and
A link (also known as a ‘nexus’) that connects the chronic condition to the in-service event.
Current Chronic Physical or Mental Condition "...
..."In order for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to award service-connection for a disability, the Veteran must establish these three elements:
A current chronic physical or mental condition;
An event or stressor that occurred during Active Duty service; and
A link (also known as a ‘nexus’) that connects the chronic condition to the in-service event.
Current Chronic Physical or Mental Condition "...
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