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B-193386 1 (1979-06-08)

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DATE: June 8, 1979


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I. A member of the National Guard who
    is disabled in line of duty from
    injury while performing active duty
    for training is entitled by law to
    continued pay and allowances during
    the subsequent period when he remains
    incapacitated for the performance of
    his normal military duties, and the
    determination as to how long the dis-
    ability continues is left to the
    exercise of sound administrative
    judgment. In each case the service
    concerned is to determine when the
    injured member has recovered or
    determine that he should be separated
    for disability. 37 U.S.C. 204(h)
    (1976).

2. When a National Guard member is injured
    in line of duty while performing active
    duty for training, administrative deter-
    minations concerning the member's dis-
    ability should, whenever possible, be
    based upon the findings and conclusions,
    of service medical personnel (as dis-
    tinguished from civilian physicians),
    but in the absence of such findings,
    military command authorities may rea-
    sonably rely on secondary evidence,
    including statements from private
    physicians, in making the necessary
    administrative determination as to
    whether the member is physically able,
    and should therefore be required, to
    resume his normal military duties.

    A National Guard member injured in the
    1.ine of duty on June 12, 1977, who
    wvas ther-eafter relieved Ly military
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