Mr. Little requests reconsideration of the Board’s decision dated 05 October 2019 finding that insufficient evidence exists to support his request for permanent disability retirement.
Request for Reconsideration of 05 October 2019 Decision ICOMichael J. LittleDocket No. 3160-191/22/2022
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Navy Dispute Vlog # 7 - Why ask for help? And the Formal Physical Evaluation Board Findings10/23/2019 I just wanna thank Facebook for the reminder today....as if this last few weeks wasn’t bad enough...
She was my friend....she was loud as hell! But she was my friend. I worked day Shift in Afghanistan, my days would be made of working in the facility guarding detainees or over seeing a compound for about 12 hours. Then I would have my collateral duty, where I processed all the forms for everyone, Army and Navy, to get qualified as a Correction Officer Journeyman, through the Department of Labor. So after I finish my shifts, where I am threatened, treated like crap, sometimes have crap or spit on me, it’s time to relax right? NOPE! Every day I have to go to the Navy admin office and work on paperwork, and this small town boy from Southern Illinois, gets to spend a few hours a day with this loud mouth girl from Yonkers! Click here to enter and share: https://ssff.vet/iphone I used to sleep a lot when I was in the Navy. We would work hard, study hard, and play hard, and sleep even harder. Then we’d wake up and do it all over again.
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AuthorMichael is a 36 year old member of the Navy Individual Ready Reserves (IRR), with 16 years of Naval Service and 8 years of Government Relations experience. 
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