Just wondering if reserve time counts in the 20/20/20 rule. I have been married 28 years with 14.4 years of it being while my husband was on active duty. He retired with 21.6 years active but had to finish the other 8.6 yrs in the reserves prior to recieving his discharge. Can anyone help????????Thanks
“Do not assume because a spouse has been married at least 20 years to a military member (or former member), who has been serving the military (in some capacity) for at least 20 years, that the spouse is automatically entitled to medical care under the USFSPA (especially if reserve/guard time is involved).”
It is a tricky question. Try calling the toll free number to Tricare and ask the question to a health benefit advisor. They may not have the answer for you, but they perhaps could point you in the right direction to finding out if you are entitled to medical care.
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