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Machinist’s Mate, Electrician’s Mate, and Electronics Technician (Nuclear) are now split between submarine and surface. MMN-SS / MMN-SW and so on, each with its own exposure profile. Plus secondary qualifications as additional duties: Engineering Laboratory Technician (ELT), Engineering Watch Supervisor, and Nuclear Welder.

Added the MV-22 Osprey, F-35, KC-46, and a full ground-vehicle fleet. HMMWV, MRAP, JLTV, LAV, each with the right icon and exposure links. 67 airframes and vehicles now mapped to the exposures tied to them.

Corrected rating screens that could highlight two options at once, restored the Left/Right toggle on shin splints, sharpened search, and improved stability throughout.

Most veterans walk into a VSO appointment and try to recall years of history out loud. Build the packet instead, and pick what goes in it: conditions and ratings with the criteria level you selected and where your evidence stands, presumptives matched from the bases and aircraft you served on, your symptom log, your Exam Questionnaire answers in your own words, and your claim journal with any gathered-but-unsent evidence flagged. It prints with your full service history on the cover, each period listed separately with its branch and component, so your rep can apply 38 CFR 3.6 to Active, Reserve and Guard time instead of guessing at one collapsed date range.

From any condition’s studies sheet, tap Share and get a printable PDF: citation, key findings, plain-language relevance, and the PubMed link for every study. Bring it to your C&P exam, hand it to your VSO, or attach it to your claim. Your full Claim Summary PDF now ends with the same peer-reviewed evidence appendix, one block per condition.

Active Duty then Guard? Two branches? Each period is now recorded on its own with its dates, its component, and the MOS you held during it, and the same MOS can belong to more than one period. This is not bookkeeping: the VA applies different rules to Active, Reserve and Guard time under 38 CFR 3.6, and a rep cannot apply them to a single collapsed span. Every export now prints your service history as separate line items. See which of your duty periods count →

Pick the sections and build one numbered PDF to hand across the desk: conditions and ratings with where your evidence stands, presumptives from your exposures, your symptom log summary, your exam answers, and your journal timeline with anything gathered but unsent flagged. It prints with your full service history on the cover. See what goes in it →

Tap any entry in your history to view it, correct it, or remove it, with a confirmation first because your log is evidence. The 30-day grid, average, days logged and worst day give a C&P examiner the frequency-and-severity picture one appointment cannot show.