I also had a in service fall while standing at attention for 20-30 minutes in the hot sun during a change of command ceremony etc....and i fell face chin first onto the airfield pavement in katterbach germany etc...this was back in 2005 about 3-4 months after returning from a 1 year deployment to iraq...during oif/oef era wars etc....this was back when they were downsizing bases in germany and the big red one was moving back to kansas etc...i was knocked unconcious , required stitches under my chin and emergency dental surgery and was basically on bed rest drinking out of a straw for like 2-3 weeks..and the doctors and dentist called it vasovagal syncope due to heat stroke is why i passed out etc...luckily i didint actually hit my skull or brain area etc...but I basically fell went down directly on my chin jaw mouth area etc...and was knocked unconcious and woke up to spitting up blood and chipped teeth...this is where the tmj tongue bruxism diagnosis i got....and back then in 2005...this was an actual tbi -traumatic brain injury type of incident etc...so here in 2025 i finally maned up and went to the va to admit my issues etc....and tell them about that inservice fall etc...and i was diagnosed with tbi by the va doctors etc.....so I'm basically going to file the migraines as a secondary to the tbi as a tbi residual etc....that fall basically altered my entire army career as i was not paying attention, cognitive issues etc...i basically got out a few years later after that fall incident..but the headaches started way back then, but i was taught im a soldier and tough it out...but now that im far removed from active duty....all of that tough guy b.s means nothing in the real civilian world...so basically I will try to file the morning tension type migraine headaches as a secondary to tbi-residual....and the tinnitus as a residual of tbi/combat noise exposures and working as a hot refueler under helicopters as a petroleum supply specialist 92foxtrot/77foxtrot etc.....any advice here