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Air Force Reserve / U.S. Air Force you get to pay basic housing in the Air Force Reserve?

My goal is to go out with my wife and soon to be joining the Air Force, I know, I get to six years and go full time or what she does not like me because she said that ill be gone for months at a time and she'll be alone, I know all the basics on housing benefit and the difference between the Air Force and Air Force Reserve

If you are as a traditional reservist one weekend a month two weeks a year, you get base housing or BAH for housing outside the base. As mentioned above the part-time work as jobs part-time you are not eligible for many benefits. But if you can get housing as a reserve asset, which is almost the same functions as active as this will be your full time job, these slots are called technical reserve assets (ART) you talk to your subject recruitment to see what to do to get a place and if there TAR to its base. And you must have the same benefits as active duty. Best Service active against the reserve is almost always stay in your base (which is great for her boyfriend if the base is near his hometown, will have family around), unless your base firm or choose to find another job in another base. You can also leave if you're tired of playing soldier in the reserve against the activity when placed in the door and lose the benefits or wait until their commitment is up. Regarding the allocation of housing itself, depends on their classification and the zip code of your base if you have relatives Another factor charge (no matter how many trips to pay the same price for 1 or dependent 8). You can use the following link to determine how much you have, the amount is monthly, usually divided between the periods to pay half of the first half of the 15th. If you decide to live in a place where BAH does not cover all of your rent or mortgage, you have to do with regular salary, had great people, including myself, who find cheaper places to rent so they can use the rest of BAH to cover other bills. I hope that makes sense. Feel free to email if you have further questions.

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