Does the Military check your Medical Records from back when you were a Civilian? How would they know where to check, like what hospitals, medical centers, health plans, etc?
Archive for January, 2009
I’m applying for college again this fall and they’ve requested a copy of my shot records. I used to be in the military and I’m also a military brat so I know I’ve had ever innoculation known to the western world, but I’m almost 30yrs old and haven’t even seen my shot records since high school. How do I obtain a copy of these?
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I served in the USMCR from 1980-1981
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The ones I have in question are MMR, Td and Typhoid
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I got out of the marine corps reserves in 2005. Two years later I tried to obtain copies of my records from the national record center. My medical files were lost before and a copy was supposedly stored somewhere and later sent to the storage. However they are apparently now missing as well. I was injured twice during duty and Have not been able to get the military to help me like they were supposed to without those records. I already fended off allegations that I stole the records even though the paper trail showed it only passed through the appropriate medical record handlers for our unit. The records and copies have since mysteriously vanished. I also sent a request for dd214 form and found out it was still being held by Head Quarters marine corps. When I got my dd214 I noticed i was missing nearly 3 years of service off my record as well as my issuance of my good conduct medal and my additional training I received. How can I find what happened to my missing medical records or the copies thereof and get the complete dd214 of my records?




