What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 635-40?
The purpose of AR 635-40 is to establish the procedures for evaluating disabilities of Army personnel to determine their fitness for continued military service, retirement, or separation.

Who is subject to evaluation under AR 635-40?
All Army personnel, including commissioned officers, warrant officers, and enlisted members, are subject to evaluation under AR 635-40.

How are disabilities evaluated under AR 635-40?
Disabilities are evaluated based on medical findings, professional opinions, and the impact of the disability on the individual's ability to perform military duties.

Can a disability evaluation process result in retention, retirement, or separation?
Yes, the disability evaluation process can result in any of these outcomes based on the severity and impact of the disability on the individual's military service.

What happens if a soldier is found fit for continued military service?
If a soldier is found fit for continued military service, they will remain on active duty and continue to perform their assigned duties.

Can a soldier request an appeal if they disagree with the disability evaluation decision?
Yes, a soldier has the right to request an appeal and provide new evidence or argument to support reconsideration of the disability evaluation decision.

How does AR 635-40 address service-connected disabilities?
AR 635-40 considers service-connected disabilities and addresses the appropriate compensation, benefits, and assistance for individuals with these disabilities.

Does AR 635-40 apply to National Guard and Army Reserve personnel?
Yes, AR 635-40 applies to both National Guard and Army Reserve personnel, ensuring they receive the same evaluation and consideration as active duty personnel.

Can a soldier be separated from the Army without compensation due to a disability?
No, if a soldier is separated due to a disability, they are entitled to compensation and benefits based on the severity and circumstances of their disability.