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My wife heard from a military relative that the Army will move you once a year. I have never heard of this and found nothing on any military website. Even ask several NCOs in my company. We are trying to move into a new house in the same city.
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Can I have the Army move my stuff once a year even if it’s not a PCS? | RallyPoint
So, someone keeps telling me I can have the military move my stuff free of charge once a year like a PCS move. I have never heard of this. I am planning to PCS to Korea in January but thought maybe to move my family back to Colorado early so we can buy a house. Has anyone ever heard of this?
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SGM Steve Wettstein
I was moved from off base housing at Ft. Stewart to base housing. It when privatized housing was new at Stewart and the housing wasn't the newer stuff. So I think the privatized housing company probably paid for our move. I didn't give a shit who was paying for it as long as I wasn't.
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Government paid moves are always a consequence of another Government action. The most familiar is a PCS move. The Government does pay for a move from off base housing to on base housing, but usually not the other way (on base to off base). It’s highly unlikely the Government would pay for a move between two off base locations. No matter why the move happens the cost of the Government move must be supported with a fund citation on orders. There’s a DoD software system set up to manage Government moves. Also a web site with lots of information. HTTPS//:move.mil
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The Army will pay for a move with a PCS order no more than once a year.
If the Army didn't give you a PCS order, then they have no reason to pay for a move.
If the Army didn't give you a PCS order, then they have no reason to pay for a move.
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Good advice by all, but keep in mind one per PCS and fiscal year.
Caveat is that if you did not move or the Government didn't move you on current orders, then yes you still have your entitlement. If you used it, then you have to be on orders.
There are some hardship moves , but those require HRC approval.
Caveat is that if you did not move or the Government didn't move you on current orders, then yes you still have your entitlement. If you used it, then you have to be on orders.
There are some hardship moves , but those require HRC approval.
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