Robert Gamble (@Rfgamble)

How Age Quietly Works Against Older Veterans in VA Disability Claims The Salty Old Marine Jan 4, 2026 Age itself is not supposed to be used against a veteran. But in practice, aging intersects with how VA evaluates evidence, especially for musculoskeletal, neurological, and chronic conditions. The result is that older veterans face structural disadvantages, even when their claims are legitimate. This is not about blaming VA raters or examiners. It is about understanding the system veterans are navigating. Many veterans file VA disability claims later in life. When they do, age can quietly work against them, especially in musculoskeletal claims, range of motion exams, and cases involving long gaps in medical care. In this video, I explain how aging intersects with VA disability evaluations, why older veterans often face unique disadvantages, and what you can do to protect your claim before you file. I also cover best practices for preloading a claim so age does not become the default explanation for your symptoms, and what steps to take if a claim is denied because your condition was labeled “age-related.” This video is for older veterans, family members, and anyone helping a veteran navigate the VA disability system. This channel exists to help veterans understand the process, protect their time, and file stronger claims. Thank you Sir !!! #USMM on GAB.com ! We, The People, ARE THE MILITIA AND WE ARE EVERYWHERE !!!! #USMM #USMMAPC #Gab #GABHasTheReceipts #RevokeTheUnitedNationsCharter ! Now !!!! #WeThePeopleAreTheMilitia ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-23TDk5ZKs