Claims
The Claims Division processes three broad categories of claims:
1. Tort Claims - Claims against the U.S. for personal injury, death, or property damage caused by the negligence of military personnel acting in the scope of employment or occurring incident to the noncombat operations of the armed services. These include claims under the Military Claims Act, the Federal Tort Claims Act, the National Guard Claims Act, the Foreign Claims Act, and a number of other claims statutes.
2. Personnel Claims - Claims against the U.S. filed by soldiers, DA civilians, and other military personnel for loss and damage of personal property occurring incident to service. These include claims for damage to household goods during a PCS move.
3. Affirmative Claims - Claims on behalf of the U.S. against negligent third parties for damage to military property or injury to military personnel.
Claims Frequently Asked Questions
These questions and answers are frequently asked in our office.
ProceduresClick here for the claims forms you will need to fill out to present your claim to the claims office. You will need ADOBE Acrobat Reader to read the forms.
Instructions for Filing a Household Goods Claim
Instructions for Filing a Negligence Claim
DD Form 1842 Use the back button on your browser to return to this page
DD Form 1844 Use the back button on your browser to return to this page
SF Form 95 Use the back button on your browser to return to this page
Contact Info: (706) 791-3630 or GORD.FG.CLAIMS@conus.army.mil
Click here to print out an Electronics Repair Form. Take this form to the repair shop with your damaged equipment. This form answers all the questions that will be asked when filing your claim for electronic equipment.
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