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Last Post 27 Oct 2007 01:00 PM by jen899193. 7 Replies.
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25 Oct 2007 03:06 PM
    Oki know that we have just recently brought this up, but im getting a little confused by what everyone is saying.  Are the recruits required to live on barracks after graduation?  Or are they allowed to live in an apartment and get the housing allowance?  I know that they have to spend some time out at seas, but when they are not on the water are they allowed to get an apartment off the base?  Im asking because my boyfriend and I do not plan on getting married as soon as he gets off base and if he is going to be stationed close by (crosses fingers) i would love to be able to stay with him or possibly move with him wherever he is stationed.
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    25 Oct 2007 04:33 PM
    If housing is assigned to him as a single person he will not be entitled to BAH.

    That said, if he wants to go it on his own dime there is nothing stopping him.

    Disclaimer #2: There was a time when barracks had to be 9X% full before commands would allow personnel who desired to move out of said barracks to request same.  If the request was granted then said sailor would get BAH at the single rate.  Usually this was done on a seniority basis.  The reason they'd let people opt out or move out was they needed the 5% give or take for transient or temporarily assigned personnel.

    Things may have changed so don't quote me on the latter.


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    25 Oct 2007 04:39 PM
    thank you so much for your response.  Im sure im becoming quite annoying with all of these questions about the barracks.  lol.  But it's just the main thing on my mind lately.
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    25 Oct 2007 05:28 PM
    It's my privilege to be able to pass on info.  I always hope someone more current than me will pitch in, which many do as we grow this site.  I like the fact that as people learn they are quick to share the knowledge.

    Don't ever think you're asking too many questions.  If it's a long answer I will point to another post or cut/paste from that post.


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    25 Oct 2007 07:17 PM
    mglisan! Ask away with your questions. That's why we're here!!! Sometimes you have to repost your question because as you can see, we're getting a lot of new topics every day. Sometimes your topic ends up at the bottom of the page and some may not come across it. Soo...don't worry. I'm sure no ones getting irritated. ;-)


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    26 Oct 2007 10:11 AM
    britt was told she would live in the barracks. she will be on the ship for two months at a time, so i guess that is considered her primary home. no one asked her about off base living. i guess some of this also depends on where you are going, and how large the base or station is where you are at. kodiak, alaska has a pretty big base, i can't imagine why she would want to live off base.
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    27 Oct 2007 10:07 AM
    Off base living probably isn't an option for her at this point. The nice thing about barracks - no bills. The bad thing about barracks - shared spaces. If she wants to get some alone time it's not easy to do in barracks.


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    27 Oct 2007 01:00 PM
    apparently she will be alone for the moment. her sponsor told her she would have to share her space, however, it had to be with someone with the same position as her. she can't make petty officer until february. i guess at the moment she is the only female seaman. sponsor said she'd be alone for a little while, but she knows that could all change.
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