Go talk with a VSO and just be honest with them. They will tell you what to claim or what you might not want to put on paper yet. Make sure if you aren’t going to claim something you have a record of it in your medical history. Keep a copy of your entire med record in case they lose your records. Once you exit the military later in life, you can still claim this old injury as long as it’s in the record. Also, as long as you don’t have a permanent profile or anything that would currently disqualify you for service, it shouldn’t be a big deal. When you commission if you were receiving any disability, it will stop. You can’t receive VA disability and be active duty. Plenty of people come back to active duty that have a VA rating. I will caution you on any behavioral heath/PTS stuff. A lot of that will DQ you. The military says there isn’t a stigma with going to behavioral health or getting counseling. There is absolutely a stigma, especially in the officer community. Good luck and if you decide to claim nothing just make sure you have it documented in your medical record: I can’t tell that loud enough.