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Hello new to the army life my husband will graduate AIT in a few weeks wondering if there's any helpful advice to someone who is a planner like myself.
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-Who will move your household goods? You or the government?
-How far is the move? Driving 400 miles is considered a full day of travel. You will get hotel and food money for each day.
-Will your husband have a government travel card (credit card) and it must be turned on.
-Go to housing on the post and find out what your options are (on post, off post).
-How far is the move? Driving 400 miles is considered a full day of travel. You will get hotel and food money for each day.
-Will your husband have a government travel card (credit card) and it must be turned on.
-Go to housing on the post and find out what your options are (on post, off post).
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USAA has a few good articles on your first PCS. So does militaryonesource.mil, they actually have tons of resources and informational articles on everything from counseling, to the new retirement plan your spouse falls under.
You guys will start the process by logging onto move.mil
If you are near a military post you can contact the local Army Community Service for information about your new station.
In the future when you PCS your spouse will be required to attend levy briefs once they come on assignment, and you will be eligible to attend with them. In the levy brief they explain how to PCS.
You guys will start the process by logging onto move.mil
If you are near a military post you can contact the local Army Community Service for information about your new station.
In the future when you PCS your spouse will be required to attend levy briefs once they come on assignment, and you will be eligible to attend with them. In the levy brief they explain how to PCS.
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