11B Infantryman and Veterans Disability | All you Need to Know

[@daneldwinbrooks8444]

About time this is just the type of information I've been looking for

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Alright! Hope it's helpful!

[@TheMattyPenny]

This was one of the resources I submitted before the BVA judge remanded my claim back to the R.O. in June for further consideration of my osteoarthritis & chrondomalacia of my knees. While still pending I’m hopeful. During my C&P exam the examiner said “so what do you attest this to, PT while in?” “Well that could be a contributing factor but I was a 13F (Forward Observer), attached to an infantry line company for 9 years.” I submitted this along with the AR Pam 40-501 PULHES and Ms. Call referenced these in her Nexus letter last November. So there’s some hope although it’s an uphill battle. Thanks for putting these out there, Leah!

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Keep us posted sir best of luck and thank you for watching

[@chrissample3047]

11b me to

[@slapout9]

I was 11B4P (Airborne Infantry NCO) and a secondary of (11C4P Airborne Mortar Platoon NCO) would love to see comments on Paratrooper injuries and the long term effects they create.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Sounds good sir I will be doing a video on that in the near future

[@stevenstrawser3935]

WAY.TO.WORK.LEAH! You're the only VA Disability Content provider that I trust...excellent work. This video really speaks to my soul. Like so many...I'm up the creek, without a paddle. I was in the 3rd Infantry Division 89-94, Expert Infantry, E5, VA also denied my musculoskeletal issues, which are also on appeal status....I'm in pain, everyday....can't even drive straight, nor do 1 single push up.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Thank you for the awesome feedback and support sir. Big hugs to you and thank you for watching

[@chrissample3047]

I with ya brother 11b road March s I carried m60 240

[@jimmydirck2048]

Great video. Would love to hear more about 11C.... Light Infantry and mech.. Thank u..

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

I will add this to the list! Thank you for watching!

[@smokinchuck]

11B here! Carry 153lbs for 10 meters lmao 🤣. More like carrying carry that and up to 200lbs for 5K. Needing help from 2 other people to lift you up from the ground because you have so many weight.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Thank you for watching sir and thank you for your service!!

[@smokinchuck]

@@prestigeveteranmedical thank you! 🙏 😊

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

@@smokinchuck you bet!

[@rupertwinslow8638]

Also 11b here, 10th mountain division. On top of that carrying an M-2 on a litter up a mountain to an OP at a starting elevation of 7,500ft in northern Afghanistan. I have been at 70% for PTSD for 7 years now, just hired attorneys to take care of the rest.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Hey sir I am sorry to hear you have been suffering from PTSD. Best of luck with your attorney and thank you for watching!@@rupertwinslow8638

[@jai11301966]

Thank you for sharing this info..I was with the 7th Infantry Division 1986-1992. VA had denied my musculoskeletal issues, which are on appeal status

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Thank you for watching sir and I am sorry to hear this. Best of luck to you and if you are interested in working with us on a nexus letter in the future for your case please email us at [e-mail]

[@jai11301966]

@prestigeveteranmedical thank you I'll do that when my appeal hearing is scheduled and the result of it. Again thank you for what you do for us veterans and thank you for your service.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

It is my pleasure! Thank you again for watching and for your support @@jai11301966

[@chrissample3047]

good luck

[@krisramp79]

Eagerly awaiting for this video ,

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Awesome! Thank you for your support and I hope you enjoy it!

[@bullj4429]

Thanks. Good info. Started out 11B. Then flight school...WO stuff. VA just looks...says oh. WO. Can't get them to look back to good old days.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!

[@n.l.dfancy2346]

Thank you so much for this Video super helpful!

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

I am so glad you found it helpful!

[@stom3998]

Not an 11 bang bang, but my job is close enough so this was interesting and helpful. Thanks!

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

I am glad you thought so! Thank you for watching!

[@JoeFontes-l3g]

Does this same info pertain to airborne & 18 series as well? I would imagine it at least does.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Alot of it can sir

[@JoeFontes-l3g]

I'll be watching

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Awesome sir! Thank you for watching!

[@expectnolove9978]

Where can I get the Marine version....I was an 0331 machine gunner....is running 10miles considered short distance or perhaps humping that 80lb sack and 50cal receiver 15miles? And the VA doesn't recognize my bilateral knee issues...

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

I’m sorry to hear this sir. I am not aware of a similar document for the marines

[@stdwds11]

www.moore.army.mil/infantry/ocoi/content/PDF/USMC%20Conversion%20UPDATED%202019.pdf

[@PRCE7]

I'm a 20 year infantry Marine who just retired. Look up the Infantry Training and Readiness (T&R) Manual. It'll have loads and distances and whatnot for each MOS specific task. Also, it'll have the MOS Specific Physical Standards (MSPS) for 0300 and 0331.

[@Domain-Digital]

Hello, I am 11B infantryman. Trying to get benefits for sleep apnea,insomnia, migraines. Etc

[@culvercitycharlie]

DO you have any connections now? Migrianes and insomnia usually connected secondary to Tinitus

[@Domain-Digital]

I am currently dx with PTSD and depression, I am putting a claim in for Tinnitus too.@@culvercitycharlie

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Best of luck to you with this sir and thank you for watching!

[@culvercitycharlie]

Yes, I was 11Bang Bang..just put in for LOWER BACK/SHOULDER/KNEES/ANKLES..due to all this what you said..I have a C&P in a few weeks scheduled..do I attach this, or shouldn't this already be "DURTY TO ASSIST" ?

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Sorry to hear this sir. Might want to discuss with a legal professional to see what their thoughts are on the admin side of things

[@siddkid3169]

WoW...That's some Great information. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Glad you liked it!! 💚❤️

[@dloverland]

Marine Recon, MARSOC, Army Special Forces, Rangers, Navy seals, Air Force Combat Control Team, Para Rescue. Anything on these MOS? Thanks

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Many of those are not MOS's but rather skill identifiers.

[@MVK_GS]

​@prestigeveteranmedical She correct, except in the Army, the 18-series MOS is reserved for Special Forces, and most Special Forces soldiers also hold the skill identifiers of Ranger and Airborne, among others.

[@timhart3302]

Could you do one on 12B20 and 12B30? It's for Combat Engineers. Thank You!!

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

I will add this to the list! Thank you for watching

[@BobJones-zw3ui]

Does any of this apply to US Air Force security police who have the special experience identifier: airbase ground defense (327 or 321, 81172 or 3POX2)? Thank you Miss Leah👍💥🇺🇸

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Hey sir this is an army specific pamphlet unfortunately. Thank you for watching!!

[@kenprice1820]

Could you cover 12 Bravos combat engineers.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Sure thing I will add this to the list

[@izzycode3]

I was a 12B Combat Engineer

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Awesome thank you for your service sir!

[@4080Project]

Can you opine on "high speed schools"? Mountaineering, Pathfinder, Air Assault, etc... Or you defer to MOS (combat arms)? (commenting to support channel)

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Yes! I actually have one coming up on paratroopers specifically

[@michaelgcrist]

Excellent!!!@@prestigeveteranmedical

[@stevenstrawser3935]

Thanks!

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Thank you sir!!

[@melvinroberts9263]

How do you get this book

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

If you email me at [e-mail] I will email you a copy

[@anniekate1914]

where can i find this information for an MOS that is gone with the wind 16 R 10 through 30 thank you for your help

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

if you email me at [e-mail] I will email it to you

[@jammaho4762]

Could you cover 18 series MOS, primarily 18B with Victor Identifier?

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

I will add this to the list! Thank you for watching

[@Domain-Digital]

How do I access the skill/smart book?

[@paulry1205]

Yes please the link?

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Please email me at [e-mail]

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Please email me at [e-mail]

[@furryfriendstoyreview2180]

Hello. Where can I find the tool and article? Great video! I really appreciate it!

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

If you email me at [e-mail] I will email you a copy of

[@jimmydirck2048]

Great info... Would u send me a copy to please... Thank you

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

@prestigeveteranmedical If you email me at [e-mail] I will email you a copy@@jimmydirck2048

[@gvonhellsing2]

Now I know this is mainly Army talk but I was Marines, 0311 Raid Company and 13th MEUSOC and I dont know if there is such information on what we do but most of the stats I just seen here are way below what we did, example ruck marches for us were min 80 lbs ruck and march for 50 miles in 9 hours, we did that every dam Friday starting at midnight wake up call, that was back in my day 84-88 im now at 80% and still waiting on VA to clear more claims, Im sure some if not most of my claims are on the low side but its been a learning curve dealing with the VA and a up hill struggle, waiting now on CPAP rating that I have been on since mid 2000's and they have denied even with buddy statement, increase right knee rating from a 10% which when done was olny a single rating, recently put in for TDUI, waiting for increase in PTSD/Anxiety from 50% hopfully to 70% and I have several more claims to be written up yet, and yes I do have an attorney working on this and still the VA fights me with all the proper I's dotted and T's crossed.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Thank you for your insight and thank you for watching!

[@stdwds11]

What is the Marine Corps equivalent document of 03 Mos? Thanks!

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Hey there sir unfortunately I am not aware of a document like this for the marines. I will keep you posted if I find something!

[@sleeps0341]

This would be extremely helpful for Marines under 0300 MOS's. Thank you.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Thank you for watching! @@sleeps0341

[@stdwds11]

@@prestigeveteranmedical www.moore.army.mil/infantry/ocoi/content/PDF/USMC%20Conversion%20UPDATED%202019.pdf

[@combatdouglas1306]

@@sleeps0341 write to Commandant. He'll refer you to PIO who'll give you a song & dance but there maybe something in Archives or ITR he can access. Remember the shit changes time to time i.e. hand to hand 90's forward is more in depth than the 60's.

[@normansimms7504]

Can you do a topic on USMC 0311 infantryman duties?

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

We can add this to the list

[@MrMphjazz]

Hello. Can you do a video on 13B and ankylosing spondilitis. Thanks!

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

I will add it to the list!

[@waynemorris2342]

Yo Gun Bunny

[@I_luv_taylor_swift-i3f]

Can you do one for Aviation, rotor or fixed wing?

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Sure thing!

[@AMRDAVE1]

Do you know what the resource would be for other branches of the services? IE:Air Force, Navy etc.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Unfortunately I do not. Thank you for watching

[@michaelmurphy4718]

Can you talk about duprychens contracture Thanks Mike

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

I will add this to the list sir thank you for watching

[@nerdonme5613]

What do you use for the USMC, specifically 0331 Infantry Machinegunner? Thank you Leah!

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Hey sir! Thank you for watching. Unfortunately I do not have a similar pamphlet for marines

[@roylittlepage1916]

Can also do one for GSM for the navy?

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

We will add this to the list!

[@mariom.8363]

Is there an equivalent guide for Marine Corps Infantry?

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Not that I am aware of sir

[@jorekiethomas9338]

Could you do 31b military police

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

I will add it to the list! Thank you for watching

[@eternalknightvlogs9932]

13 Bravo please!

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Will add it tot he list!

[@waynemorris2342]

​@@prestigeveteranmedicalGun Bunny M109A1

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Will work on this!@@waynemorris2342

[@bitkrusher5948]

03 .. mos in Marine corps infantry included?

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Unfortunately this pamphlet is army specific

[@williamwilson9283]

👍

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Thanks for watching!

[@rickytobia2057]

BVA says Most has nothing to do with benefits and rating decision. Doesn't matter we all are trained to fight

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

I’m sorry to hear this sir thank you for watching

[@chrissample3047]

11b 14 years

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Thank you for your service

[@frankripley5188]

Not that much 11B info.

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

Except that the entire video is about 11B to include all of the Department of the Army regulatory information on the MOS and the research? that is related to infantrymen. Not sure what you were watching but it certainly was not this video.

[@jeffreycampbell4313]

Are you accredited my lady??

[@prestigeveteranmedical]

I am a licensed medical professional if that is what you are asking. Accredited legal professionals are not qualified to write medical opinions as they are legal professionals. If you are specifically asking if I am an accredited attorney or other accredited legal professional, the answer is no because I do not preform those functions. There is no such thing as VA accreditations for medical professionals. These are two very different roles. I hope that clarifies. Additionally if you ever want to know if an individual representing claimants is accredited all you have to do it look it up as this is public information.

[@jeffreycampbell4313]

@@prestigeveteranmedical thank you