Posted on Jun 3, 2016
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I'll try and keep it short and simple.

PCS'd from Benning to Wainwright. My losing unit was disbanded. I had Permissive TDY worked out in my leave packet before I left Benning. Reported to the wainwright MPD and the post housing 10 days prior to my report date. They said they cannot grant me PTDY, it had to come from my gaining unit. So I signed in and started in processing. The day I got to my new unit I explained my housing situation and requested PTDY. 1SG signed off on it and said he'll take it to the commander. The commander said no. At this time I was utilizing TLA living in temp lodging with my pregnant wife, son and dog. I fought hard but still lost after a day of discussion. So I proceeded to find a home to buy. Found a home, put the offer in, blah blah now the closing date is June 13th, house hold goods on the 14th, and 2nd child is due on July 1st. My platoon leader talked me into accepting that I would be denied that PTDY, with a promise that he would RESUBMIT the PTDY request when we were getting ready to move in, so I could "set up the home" especially since my wife will be due less than 3 weeks later. It's crucial the home is set up for that second child.

If the C.O denies it again, I'm talking to our SCO about it. I know this will leave a bad taste in the leaderships mouths about me, but I need to take care of my family. Any advice out there?? Thank you. - SPC V
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Capt Daniel Goodman
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Sorry for typos, I'd meant deemed sccepsble of course.
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Purely as a suggestion, though I don't know if this might be at all Dee!Ed acceptable, migjt you not also posbly ask any of the chaplains on your installation for their help in approaching those over you? I just thought the idea worth mentioning, if nothing else , purely as an idea, just in case it 'might" possibly have some value, that's all I'm saying, you know? I'd be eager for your thoughts and or reactions, whenever convenient, no rush, of course, many thanks.
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