If the ADOS is long term, permanent duty station, then likely yes. See the links below for 2011 BAH Rates by duty station.
Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) is typically provided to active duty servicemembers to cover the costs of housing when they are not provided with government-provided housing. BAH is typically authorized regardless of the type of active duty orders, including Operational Support orders. However, specific eligibility and rates may vary based on factors such as location and dependents. It is recommended to consult with your military finance office for more specific information pertaining to your individual circumstances.
Active Duty Operational Support orders
Not unless you want it to be a factor. I'm Active Duty Navy with an above average knowledge of Military law do to my rate. Yes it can be used as a factor but no it doesn't have to be used as a factor. Go to PSD and tell them to give you a print out of your Basic Pay. This should have no allotment information, housing allowance, uniform allotments, or special pays. How ever it is current enough for the Judge to make his decisions on child support payments. If you were married then the alimony factor could come into play. Basically it can be a factor but that is your choice to make it a factor or not. Previous answer was Yes it can be used. My husband just got of the Marine Corps, and because of his BAH he was paying 950.00 a month in child support.
Your status under the GI Bill, any of the incarnations of it, are dependent solely upon you, your time in service, and your status as relates to school.
ADOS stands for Active Duty Operational Support. The ADOS responsibilities are the ADOS-RC program, coordinating any issues with Headquarters, and ensuring any and all funds are strictly used to support USAR recruiting.
No. Housing is for active duty individuals and families.
Advocacy- Active Support or argument for a cause
Yes. In fact, if one cares to look, General Electric is seeking to hire individuals for several positions in support of this operational nuclear reactor facility.
Six to eight servings... The more active you are, the more you'll need; the less active you are, the less you'll need.
A reserve soldier on UCMJ orders (such as active duty for training or mobilization) is typically entitled to Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) if they meet the eligibility criteria. BAH is a non-taxable allowance provided to military members to offset housing costs when government quarters are not available. However, specific entitlements and requirements may vary based on individual circumstances and military regulations. It is advisable to consult the military finance office or a legal representative for accurate information.
Yes, navy reservists are eligible for Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) pay if they meet certain criteria. BAH is provided to help offset the cost of housing for service members who are not living in government-provided housing. The eligibility criteria for BAH may vary depending on factors such as rank, location, and dependents.
Effective December 6, 2000, this allowance is not payable if the officer has received an initial uniform allowance of more than $400 during the current tour of active duty, or within a period of 2 years before entering on that tour.
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