at the time of any military or terrorist activity . This provision therefore does not apply in the current case . The Board has considered all of the evidence discussed above , but finds that entitlement to service connection for a chronic acquired psychiatric disorder is not warranted . The weight of the competent and probative medical opinions of record is against finding that the Veteran has a current diagnosis of PTSD or any other chronic acquired psychiatric disorder which is related to her military service . April 1981 , May 1982 , and February 1985 National Guard evaluations of the Veteran found her psychiatric status to be normal . The Veteran ' s private treatment records show regular complaints related to depression . In September 2002 ,