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Memorandum # 28/2004 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission Five Middlesex Avenue, Third Floor, Somerville, MA 02145 pH 617 666 4446 Fax 617 628 4002 TTY

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary documents and information, including your personal details, military service records, and any supporting documentation such as medical records or awards.
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4. Provide thorough and accurate information about your military service, including your branch of service, dates of service, and rank at the time of discharge.
5. If applicable, include any details about your military deployments, combat experience, or special operations.
6. Be sure to accurately list any awards, medals, or commendations you received during your service.
7. If you have any medical conditions related to your military service, provide detailed information about them, including any treatment received or ongoing care needed.
8. Attach any supporting documentation that is required or that you believe may strengthen your application.
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