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The document is a record of proceedings from the Air Force Board for Correction of Military Records regarding an applicant's request for service credit during a period when she received Incapacitation Pay. The applicant contends that her medical condition warranted Medical Continuation (MEDCON) orders, which were denied, and she seeks to have her active duty status extended until her MEDCON orders were approved. The board ultimately recommends correcting the applicant's military records to reflect that she remained on active duty until 15 October 2011.

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What are military service credits?

State Schools Military service credit is a service credit purchase type for members who served in the military before becoming a CalPERS member . You may be eligible to purchase State Schools Military service credit if you Have previous active duty military service .

What is a service credit deposit?

You earn service credit for each year or partial year you work for a CalPERS-covered employer. It accumulates on a fiscal year basis (July 1 through June 30) and is one of the factors we use to calculate your future retirement benefits.

How does military service credit work?

Service must be requested prior to retirement date . If there is no member cost for your military leave of absence service credit, the service credit is posted to your retirement account at no cost . You receive the benefits of this service credit when you retire or upon your death .

How does service credit work?

You earn service credit for each payroll period in which you work and a retirement contribution is made. Since years of service credit are one of the factors that determine the monthly allowance you receive when you retire, the more years of service credit you have, the higher your monthly retirement allowance will be.

How to calculate creditable military service?

The years of creditable service for an active duty retirement calculation is the sum of years of active service (i.e., active duty or full-time National Guard duty) and any additional years computed by adding all reserve points, if any (except those for active service)and dividing by 360.

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