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DD Form 2527, Statement of Personal Injury - Possible Third Party Liability, April 2013-2026

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  2. Begin with Section I: General Information. Enter the sponsor's Social Security Number, followed by the injured patient's name and address. Make sure to include the date and approximate time of the injury, as well as the locality and state where it occurred.
  3. Move to Section II: Type and Cause of Injury. Select the appropriate category (e.g., traffic accident, slip/fall) and provide detailed information such as names of involved parties and insurance details.
  4. In Section III: Miscellaneous, list any military medical facilities that provided care for this injury along with treatment dates. Indicate whether you have hired a lawyer or have insurance, providing necessary contact details.
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