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  1. Reference 14-08 attachment 2, paragraph 2b:

    "If an officer has an ADSC, the applicant will provide justification for a waiver. See PDSM 13-65, FY 14 Ofiicer Voluntary Managememt Programs for list of current waiver able ADSCs"

    UPT commitment not waiverable per 13-65= no VSP

    so don't apply...

    It's also a foul to post it online word for word

    how so? no names included anywhere.

  2. The more I think about this, the more pissed off I get.

    How do they justify not waiving a single ######ing day of a 3650 day commitment? Even if an individual has 6 months left on their UPT commitment, they have served 95% of what they signed for and yet people are getting Palace Chase approved with over 4 years left on their ADSC ()...WHAT WHAT THE ######?!?!?!

    This just absolutely blows my mind even though I know it really shouldn't.

    i'm 99.5% positive we will be denied....but lets wait and see what happens...

    i'd have applied for PC instead of this if I weren't deployed.

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  3. Just got off the phone with the Total Force Service Center and they said the application procedure under 14-08 was a misprint. They said to use the process in 13-130 and sent the following:

    4. VSP Application Instructions: Access the vMPF via the AFPC Secure website. Select “Apply for Voluntary Separation”, and when prompted to “Select a Separation Provision”, select “SECAF Approved Early Separation Program”. Include “I am requesting to separate under the Voluntary Separation Pay (VSP) Program” in the remarks section. Refer to the PSD Guide for application procedures and instructions at https://mypers.af.mil , then under “FSS Resources” select “Program Guides” and then select “View PSD Guide Listing”, then “Separations”. The Officer Voluntary Separation application instructions are listed in Section E of the PSD Guide.

    good to know. thanks.

  4. So I got this email today....clear as mud right? so my home station is saying use 14-08

    Use the most current VSP (posted online) PSDM. If you are applying for VSP

    then use the VSP PSDM current issue. That is the guidance I was given.

    So get the most current copy of the VSP program file and fill it out that

    way. Do not use any other documents unless it says in the VSP PSDM

  5. All true statements, but to be eligible for PC, you have to be 2/3 of the way through your "initial total ADSC" - I assume that means UPT ADSC.

    Sample timeline:

    Graduate May 2007

    UPT start October 2007, graduate Nov 2008

    In Nov 2014 they will still owe 4 years (not quite to 2/3rds yet).

    And that's an aggressive timeline from commissioning to completing UPT right?

    So I'm guessing that some 06 guys will be eligible for Palace Chase this year, some will not and most of the 07-08 crowd will not be.

    No, it's your commissioning ADSC, i.e. ROTC, USAFA, OTS....

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  6. I'm in the exact same situation. Talked to RPA functional and base force management POC. Both confirmed the verbiage in the matrices that says "11x will be determined by RTDM code" so if like me your core is GJ or other variant of 11M core ID, you are eligible for VSP and RFF. Not for palace chase though. 11X is blocked for that program. Haven't seen anything that states whether or not vsp will have to be paid back if you subsequently get a guard/reserve position after separation. Anyone?

    11x isnt blocked from palace chase.....only the expanded palace chase.

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