Free Chapter · By Loy O’Kelley

Do You Qualify for CRSC? Read Chapter 2 of The CRSC Playbook Free

Chapter 2 walks through the four things every CRSC claim has to clear, then ends with a short self-check. In about fifteen minutes you will know whether CRSC is worth chasing.

The CRSC Playbook by Loy O'Kelley, book cover

What is in the free sample

  • Chapter 2: The Four Pillars of Eligibility
  • Who counts as "retired" for CRSC, including Chapter 61 medical retirees under 20 years
  • What "combat-related" means under 10 U.S.C. 1413a(e)
  • The ceiling that caps every CRSC payment, and why it matters for your estimate
  • The "Stop and Answer" self-check that closes the chapter

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Who this book is for

Military retirees, including medical retirees, who have a VA rating for something tied to combat, training, hazardous duty or an instrumentality of war.

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The step-by-step guide to Combat-Related Special Compensation: eligibility self-checks, the four combat-related categories, the item 14 narrative templates, and the post-Soto back pay rules, start to finish.

Written by a veteran who did it himself. Loy O’Kelley is a combat-injured retired Army officer who built his own 277-page CRSC packet for 18 conditions and was awarded 100%. The books are that method, in plain language. About Loy

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