View Poll Results: Is there a need to change the present Medical Discharge and War Pension System

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Discuss Medical Discharge / War Pension? at the Armed Forces Pension Scheme forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; About 200 working days,i will look at my case notes from earlier appeal and be ...
  1. #521
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    Re: Medical Discharge / War Pension?

    About 200 working days,i will look at my case notes from earlier appeal and be more precise tomorrow...hang in there it,s a lifetime mate but usually worth the wait.i,ve won twice to date.

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    Re: Medical Discharge / War Pension?

    Heard-it-all-before, Are you getting any support from the RBL? If you are, then ask them the possible time frame for your case!

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    Re: Medical Discharge / War Pension?

    ?5th april 2007........PAT in 05 2008..so just over a year,less if you disregard non working days/bank holidays etc.

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    Re: Medical Discharge / War Pension?

    Hi,

    Thanks for your replies. I'm being represented by the RBL and their letter said that cases are usually dealt with within 6 months, but as they're probably quite busy at present I was just wondering if anyone had any recent first hand experience with time frames.

    I've sent them their form back with availability so I'll just have to sit tight and wait..

    Thanks for your replies

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    Re: Medical Discharge / War Pension?

    Quote Originally Posted by heard_it_all_before
    Hi,

    Anyone know what the turnround/waiting time for Pension Tribunal Hearings is...?

    Thanks
    3 months for me - but that was in the early/mid nineties.

    ... hopefully you won't be caught in Ainsworth's debacle.

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    Re: Medical Discharge / War Pension?

    The RBL is so busy due to the way the MD's are being done. If the issues were addressed at the Medical Board then there would be less people needing to appeal their compensation or war pension. If there are any journalist reading this thread, please read all of it and then ask why aren't they changing this deflunked system....
    For it's Tommy this, an Tommy that, an Chuck him out, the brute!
    But it's "Saviour of 'is country,"when the guns begin to shoot;
    An it's Tommy this, an Tommy that, an anything you please;
    But Tommy ain't a bloomin fool- you bet that Tommy sees!

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    Re: Medical Discharge / War Pension?

    Hi VC206,

    There is nothing in my spam from you or the site....

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    But it's "Saviour of 'is country,"when the guns begin to shoot;
    An it's Tommy this, an Tommy that, an anything you please;
    But Tommy ain't a bloomin fool- you bet that Tommy sees!

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    Re: Medical Discharge / War Pension?

    The following has been taken from the BBC News. This issues will continue to get worse for our injured, unless we start to shout out and stand together.
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8180111.stm

    Please show your support for this campaign by asking your MP to support the changes stated at the start of this thread.

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    For it's Tommy this, an Tommy that, an Chuck him out, the brute!
    But it's "Saviour of 'is country,"when the guns begin to shoot;
    An it's Tommy this, an Tommy that, an anything you please;
    But Tommy ain't a bloomin fool- you bet that Tommy sees!

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    Re: Medical Discharge / War Pension?

    sorry for being thick!! but what is wrong with the way the current war pension/compensation system is!??
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    Re: Medical Discharge / War Pension?

    Quote Originally Posted by woodandy3
    sorry for being thick!! but what is wrong with the way the current war pension/compensation system is!??
    Nothing thick in asking mate, as if you haven't been through the mill you wont know how shite it is.

    From my perspective I'll sum it up: 24 years service and when I was invalided out the Agency Doctor who came to assess me took a whopping 30 minutes to do so, most of which was spent looking at his watch and moaning about how long it took him to get here and how long it'd take him to get home. 30 minutes, I've seen knackered old Land Rovers getting longer and more thorough disposal inspections than what I got.

    It that doesn't give you a clue, go back to the start of the thread and read some of Hitbacks posts and proposal's to make it better.

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