What Ft. Bragg reg. allows for P.O.W.s stored off post, even when living in the barracks?
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According to this document your CO is right...You must store your weapon in the arms room if you live in barracks...You'll need a adobe to read it...\n\nhttp://www.bragg.army.mil/psbc%2Dpm/ProvostMarshalDocs/Privately%20Owned%20Weapons.pdf\n\nSorry I couldn't give you the news you wanted... :)
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Here is a couple:\n\nhttp://www.aa.psu.edu/stulife/housing/sample_lease.pdf\n\nhttp://departments.oxy.edu/orgl/OffCampus/Sample%20Rental%20Agreement.pdf\n\nhttp://www.operationlandlord.com/pdf/OPLL-Rental-Agreement-v2.pdf
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There really is no guarenteed way.  Some commanders will kick you out for the smallest thing, others will keep you in just out of spite.  Those that do kick you out, may know that your doing or did whatever just to get kicked out so will give you the dishonorable discharge just so you don't get 100% of what you wanted.  \n\nThe best choice that you can do is stay in a suck it up.  The average enlistment is 4 years, same as college and after you can do something related to your MOS regardless if you did it while you were in, and regardless of how much of a POS you were.  Plus you get life long VA benifits, a GI bill, and the self-respect to know you didn't quit.  \n\nIf you quit, you get what?  A fu-ked up record, no job, (and I would fire you on the spot if I heard you got kicked out regardless of discharge status, and I am not alone on that belief), and a life of regret?\n\nJust don't leave your room, miss every formation, and just say you can take the stress anymore.  Mental discharge..., sounds like you fit the profile already anyway..., reposting the same question everytime it expires...?  \n\nJust grow up and take it like a man!
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There should still be people staffing the base where his unit was stationed. Call the base and see if they can give you an APO address or if they can hook you up with the base postal facility.
807995
Have you tried military.com?\n\nThere are a gazillion people at bragg.
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try your unit administrator, platoon sergeant, or unit clerk.
783065
A standard US military address to deployed soldiers should be formatted as follows:\n\nSoldier's Full Name (Rank if you know it)\nSoldier's Unit or Task Force\nAPO, AE  09XXX\n\nCamp name is left off for security reasons.  \n\nYour package will travel through USPS to New York, where it will be processed into the military mail system and routed to him.  Each camp or FOB has it's own zip code, so the camp name is not necessary, and not actually recommended, as stated above.  \n\n"Iraq" or the name of the town should never appear on the box since the package could enter the international mail system and either be lost, or the soldier would have to go to an unsecured Iraqi post office to retrieve his package--not good!\n\nYou WILL need to fill out a customs form stating what you're mailing (NO pornography or pork products, just to name two).  From a normal post office, you will pay a "domestic" rate, since the mail never leaves the American mail system, though it may be a littler higher than mailing something to another state because of the distance.  And yes, if you live near a military post and know someone with a valid ID card, they can mail it for free (as long as you don't want it insured) through the Military Postal System.
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AKO has white pages, if you're authorized can find them there...\n\nhttps://www.us.army.mil/suite/login/welcome.html
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check here\n\nhttps://secure.military.com/leads/VALoan/VALoanLeadForm1.jsp?ESRC=ggl_va.kw
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Go to your squadron section and speak with the chief clerk.  You will probably wind up talking to the Shirt or the Section Commander. They can tell you the applicable regs and help you put together a package. \n\nYou will have to submit a hardship relocation request thru your squadron and CBPO (the support group).  You will be requesting a PCS move to the military base closest to your family based on a hardship justification cited in the regulations.  Keep in mind, you will have to have some pretty powerfull justifications (i.e. letter(s) from doctors, family, etc) and this will all be verified.  It will depend on the availabilty of an open billet for someone in your AFSC in some proximity to your home.  For instance, upstate NY would put you at McGuire or perhaps at a MEPS, or maybe recruiter duty (it you qualify).  It will also (typically) take some time.  Senior NCO's are a very powerfull ally in making something like this happen. \n\nIf you are carefull how you do it, your congressman could help.  Such a request is often best coming from your family.  \n\nHope this helps.
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You must go to the base that they are on. Most Commanders don't like it when this happens either. You will get what you want right away. Ask for a supervisor when you get there and you will have no problem. There are company's that do this for a living if you do not want to do this.
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http://usmilitary.about.com/od/reserveregulations/
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this is the Fort Jackson Website:\nhttp://www.jackson.army.mil/\n\nMy brother was stationed there 2 years ago.  Great Place!
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Check near U.S. military bases
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heres a list of all the bases in va good luck finding one close to wise. many of these are in hampton roads va.
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go to a military post, and go to the supply room, for one of the companies and ask them to get you it. I used to be in supply for the army and we dealt with a lot of files like that. Or if you have an AKO account then u should beable to get it from there
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Have his beach det admin office send you a copy of his deployment orders. This may be a bit difficult if you don't have a power of attorney from him though.