Affects the shoulder tendons and muscles, including rotator cuff tears, bursitis, and inflammation. Often linked to heavy lifting, load carriage, and repetitive upper-body work.

Affects the cervical spine and nearby muscles, including disc prolapse, cervical spondylosis, and strain. Commonly linked to load carriage, helmet wear, and vibration exposure during service.

Includes PTSD, depression, and anxiety triggered by traumatic or high-stress experiences in service. These conditions can affect concentration, sleep, and daily functioning.

Affects the lumbar spine and surrounding muscles, including lumbar spondylosis, disc prolapse, and strain. Often linked to lifting, vibration exposure, or prolonged sitting in service.

Caused by long-term exposure to firearms, machinery, or loud operational noise. Leads to ringing in the ears, difficulty hearing speech, and reduced focus or communication.

Includes joint instability, chondromalacia patella, and osteoarthritis causing pain and restricted movement. Often linked to load-bearing, kneeling, or impact activities during service.

A digestive condition marked by reflux and heartburn that may worsen with stress, disrupted sleep, or medication use. Common among veterans with ongoing treatment needs.

Inflammation of tissue along the sole of the foot, leading to heel pain and reduced mobility. Often linked to prolonged standing, marching, or repetitive training on hard surfaces.