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Can a soldier live on the us army base for free?
Yes, at least in regards to your permanent duty station. If barracks aren't available (for single soldiers) or on-post housing (for married soldiers), you'll receive a housing and COLA allowance for off-post housing.
Where do you live when you join the us army?
If you're single, you'll usually live in a barracks on-post. If you're married, you'll either be assigned on-post housing, or else receive an allowance to help pay for off-post housing.
Where could you live as a US Army mechanic?
If you're single, in the barracks. If you're married, you could either get on-post housing or else an allowance for off-post housing. As for where you could be stationed... pretty much anywhere.
What rank must you have to live off base in the air force?
troops in basic or basic individual training are required to live on post sfterwards trops who are serving on actual duty have the option of residing either on or off post unless the commanding General of that post has established different guidelines
Where did Lawrence Wargrave live?
Lawrence Wargrave lived on Soldier Island, off the coast of Devon in the United Kingdom.
Is there an army regulation stating that a soldier must answer their personal cell phone after duty hours?
Yes, soldiers who live off post in civilian housing are required to be within contact at all times by their unit command in the event of an alert or other necessary activity.
Does the us army have to pay rent?
If you have off-post housing, you'll have to. If you're single and living in the barracks, you won't.
Can a single person live off 30000 a year?
Whether a single person can live off of a salary of $30,000 a year will depend on where the person lives and lifestyle the person leads. It is possible with the right budgeting, however.
What BAH rate is for soldiers living off post with atleast one family member meeting the official definition of a dependent?
The BAH rate for soldiers with at least one dependent is called the 'with dependent' rate, and this does not go up with additional dependents. The amount the soldier gets will depend on the type of housing he or she chooses. A soldier who lives off post is called the OHA rate, which is an overseas housing allowance.
What is the name of the country song about a soldier and in the beginning of the music video it starts off with a soldier getting off a bus?
Whisky lullaby
What software you can use to make music videos?
You can use Microsoft Live Movie Maker, you can post it right off of the program.
Is the army pt uniform authorized to be worn offpost at fort leonardwood?
It's not authorised to do such on any post, unless it's the proscribed uniform for military activities being conducted off-post. However, there is a little leeway in this. For example, if you live off-post, but you stop to get gas on the way, you need not be concerned.
