Don't worry, kana charge is a standard procedure..there is a
service lapse in the system.
just ask the Investigation officer this question: "I was
medically excused in NSF all the way" >> See how the
investigation officer (IO) reply, you will be in for a real
understanding of how they really work.
anything you talk to the IO, you will understand how they really
view responsibility..the way lawyer works..as it is our individual
responsibility to report our health status, not theirs, the way
professionals play with their words..
just show proof that you are medically excused from IPPT fo NSF
Life (black & white) and admit your mistakes than you will be
let off with a verbal warning..
Do Not Argue with Them; they are just doing their job (as they
are protected by the documents you signed before you ORD), else be
at risk of taken away immediately by military poilice on duty.
after which, when you walk out of the of the place you were told
to report to, than make a medical appointment review with your unit
MO, and bring the black & white documents to the MO, than there
is high chance you will get to fill up a piece of paper for
down-pes application, and wait for the good news.
what you need to do now is to find all the evidence to support
your health injury status claim so the IO can't do anything but to
but to let you off.