US Military Spouses & Families

All ranks, be it Enlisted or Officer, earn pay based on both rank and time in service. The current pay scales for O-4 (LCDR), are:

Less than 2 Yrs - 4,026.90

Greater than 2 Yrs - 4,661.40

Greater than 3 Yrs - 4,972.20

Greater than 4 Yrs - 5,041.80

Greater than 6 Yrs - 5,330.40

Greater than 8 Yrs - 5,640.00

Greater than 10 Yrs - 6,025.20

Greater than 12 Yrs - 6,325.50

Greater than 14 Yrs - 6,534.30

Note: Basic pay for O-6 and below is limited by Level V of the Executive Schedule which is $11,958.30.

Keep in mind that these are BASIC monthly rates, and do not reflect inclusion of other possible allowances, such as housing, hazardous duty pay, dependents, Sea Pay, etc., which can significantly add a lot more to the monthly total based on the Officer's billet and other factors.

Source Credit for Pay Scales: Military.com

These figures represent the 3.9% increase which went into effect at the beginning of the year. I wouldn't expect anything more as long as the current administration is around though.

Yes you can adopt if you are a military family, that does not stop you from adopting at all

It is made by Chris Reeve Knives, it is called the "Green Beret".

Depends on where the Service Member is being stationed.

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Lieutenant General William Caldwell, as of October 2014, serves as the President of Georgia Military College. He was born in Columbus, Georgia, joined the military in 1976, and retired in 2013.

Not if you are moving you can not i dont know why but you cant

benefits would be available. check at local military base personnel office............

There are currently over one hundred thousand US troops in Iraq. Beyond being a security issue, it would be prohibitive to list all service members in Iraq due to the sheer number of them.

Simple answer, yes.

I'm a Marine myself and I'd say about 80% of Marines take a date/girlfriend/wife. If your a noncommissioned officer or up it's more expected than someone who recently enlisted.

If you're a young marine just make sure you straighten up those blues. Look good, first impressions are everything.

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Not currently. However, this benefit was specifically enumerated among those cited in a February 11, 2013 memo from Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta that would become available to same-sex spouses of US military personnel no later than October 1, 2013, or sooner, should the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act ("DOMA") be repealed or struck down.

Most areas, such as Norfolk, VA, and San Diego, CA, where large numbers of ships and shore commands are stationed, always have local embroidery shops that specialize in new Cruise Jackets. However, it's important to note that only a Cruise which isn't classified can be denoted on any publicly worn civilian clothing. Though I went on many deployments during my Navy time that others could get jackets for, I cannot because those operations (most anyway) I participated in are still classified.

Most ships' Supply Officers are normally tasked with setting up and arranging for the purchase of Cruise Jackets for any ship that has been on a significant deployment. There's always at least one good artist attached to any afloat command unit, and they're tapped to come up with a design, or if the ship already has a good source, they can utilize custom designs based on established artwork conceived by the source.

For prior service CJs, they can be obtained online from many sources, though you have to search for the one you're looking for. Many Veterans get rid of their uniforms and other military related items once they leave, only to regret it years later. But this affords others who are looking for those items the opportunity to obtain them. Others are obtained through estate auctions and sales as well.

No. That is not a breach by the landlord.

No, if you look at any lease with a 'military clause', it only applies to Permanent Change of Station moves (PCS Orders). It does not cover deployments as those as not PCS moves & you will not be let out of the lease.

United States Military Cadences are sung in either a marching or running formation of soldiers/cadets. They are sung first by a commander or someone else in the formation that is then repeated by rest of the soldiers in the fomation. Once the commander is finished with one line the others then repeat that same line. The cadence is sung so that there is a lightly upped tone in the voice of Soldiers when the left foot hits the ground. (i.e. HERE we GO again, SAME old STUFF again MARCHING down THE avenue SAME old STUFF and WELL be THROUGH.)

Good luck trying to squeeze any money out of Louisiana...even if you earned it legitimately, worked the qualifying periods and your employer paid everything for UI benefits. Louisiana will string you along for about 6-8 weeks telling you to keep filing and each week they will send you a letter stating that "there is an unresolved issue" with your claim. They will not tell you the issue, nor will they disclose what they are waiting on to you on the phone - if you can ever reach a live person that is - they have one phone number and I am convinced - one person that answers this phone line, which you will wait about 2 hours on hold if you have the patience, only to be told exactly nothing. After tellling you first 4 weeks, it will change to 6, then to 8 weeks, if you do not hear anything, you will be told to...call them back at that same number! Eventually you will get a letter (after filing every week & hoping you get benefits until you get another job at the new duty station). basically saying too bad, so sad, but that your spouse moving is just not a good enough reason for you to leave your job. It was not the employers fault that you left, it was yours and tada you are disqualified! Don't expect anything from Louisiana...they fight hard and write it 'just so' in their books so as to keep all the money that should be rightfully yours.

If a serviceman is legally married. He can fill out military forms that create an ALLOTMENT, which "...authorizes a portion of his paycheck directly to another person (wife)."

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The "Order of the Crystal Heart" is a poem read during the Navy Retirment Ceremony which is dedicated to the retirees spouse. As the poem is read,gifts are presented to the spouse which represent items in the poem. The poem is as follows: Let this gold chain represent your strength that has overcome stress and strife. Let this white rose represent the beauty you've brought into my life. Let the rainbow cast by the crystal represent the hope you've kept alive. And let the red riboon represent the love that kept you by my side. But most of all, let this Crystal Heart represent my return from the US Navy. Home to my love, my Life, my Wife... Home at last to stay with thee. All my love, ___________Author and Copyright by Melinda Baker

You can. When your spouse applies for her dependent ID (which is what would give her access to the post you're stationed at), some very obvious issues are going to result from that. You would need to speak to an immigration attorney to see about getting your spouse's status legalised before you enlist.

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i dont think it was white...the short blue on she wore to her party at justin'sis an ema savahl. im not sure about the other dress from the party at her house.

Just the words "US ARMY" Patches Badges, like paratrooper wings Skulls Rifles Basically, any military emblem is good.

Current wife is Stephanie. I believe first wife was Laurie.

First wife was Loretta (Lorrie).