a cerebrovascular accident. Notes: According to , sexual assault constitutes an injury for the purposes of this block. Time spent proceeding directly to and from active duty for training and inactive duty for training must be considered as part of the active or inactive duty for training as specified in . For the regulatory and statutory definitions of active duty, active Reference: duty for training, inactive duty training, and active service, see , and . c. Use the table below when determining the characterization of service for Characterizing individuals who attended the the Service of United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School Academy United States Military Academy Preparatory School, or Attendees United States Naval Academy Preparatory School. Then that service is If a(n)… Enters service… characterized as… member of the for the sole purpose of active duty for training. attending the academy National Guard, or If the Exception: Reserves service member continues on to active duty after the academy, consider the academy time as active duty. civilian for the sole purpose of active duty for training. attending the academy If the Exception: service member continues on to active duty after the academy, consider the academy time as active duty. active duty service without receiving a active duty. member release from active duty For more information on References: determining the duty status of a member of the Reserves, see M21-1, Part III, Subpart ii, 6.2 determining the duty status of a member of the National Guard, see M21-1,
a cerebrovascular accident. Notes: According to , sexual assault constitutes an injury for the purposes of this block. Time spent proceeding directly to and from active duty for training and inactive duty for training must be considered as part of the active or inactive duty for training as specified in . Reference: For the regulatory and statutory definitions of active duty, active duty for training, inactive duty training, and active service, see , and . c. Characterizing the Service of Academy Attendees Use the table below when determining the characterization of service for individuals who attended the United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School United States Military Academy Preparatory School, or United States Naval Academy Preparatory School. If a(n)… Enters service… Then that service is characterized as… member of the National Guard, or Reserves for the sole purpose of attending the academy active duty for training. Exception: If the service member continues on to active duty after the academy, consider the academy time as active duty. civilian for the sole purpose of attending the academy active duty for training. Exception: If the service member continues on to active duty after the academy, consider the academy time as active duty. active duty service member without receiving a release from active duty active duty. References: For more information on determining the duty status of a member of the Reserves, see M21-1, Part III, Subpart ii, 6.2 determining the duty status of a member of the National Guard, see M21-1,
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