| Great!! My husband is currently in the Navy. He went on a deployment in 2004 to the middle east on the USS John F. Kennedy. While he was away, he got injured by a piece of equipment on the ship. He tore up his knee really badly. For 2 years, they told him he had tendonitis. Then finally they gave him a CAT scan, which revealed he had a Baker's Cyst and Plica Syndrome. He has had 2 surgeries, the reason for the second is that they screwed up the first one. He has been waived from ANY kind of PT, and been removed from the ship where he was an AO and put in a squadron working in their convenience store. He is currently pending a Medboard to get out. They still MAKE him PT, threatening him with Captain's Mast if he refuses, but he has piles and piles of waivers for PT. Can they actually MAKE him do it, with doctor's waivers? If so, why? And how? If not, what, if anything, can we do about this? I dont want him to get further injured, and he is already limited to what jobs he can do when he re-enters the civilian world. | 
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