What are the requirements for the Air Force moving you because of family illness? A humanitarian move.?
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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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Well, maybe get in touch with an International Organization like the Red Cross and inquire with them, to what you can offer and what the family needs and how you can contribute to thier succesful adventure.\n\nI'm sure there has to be something, like Habitat for Humanity, or some such thing like that...\n\n\nJesse
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it will take as long as they feel like it.  When I was in I got a medical in a week, but others had been waiting for 6+ months.  With me I was 12 days away from qualifying for all the benefits so I was rushed threw.  You should know by now nothing the military does makes much sense :P\n\nGood luck on your problem by the way and I hope things get better for you.
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That's great you want to send a care package. If you don't know of any soldier specifically, then I suggest going to AmericaSupportsYou.mil. The link below is the page that give you a ton of different groups you all can pair up with to send it.
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contact an emigration attorney in america and then a legal attache at the state dept not the a$$e$ at the local counselette and try talking to the redcross they can help you get over on the gov if they want
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Good luck with that one.  The Air Force can be rather selective since they usually aren't hurting for recruits.  I knew someone who had a minor drug possession charge which had been wiped through an ARD Program and the only way the Air Force would take him (after spending months on the paperwork) was if he took any 'job' they gave him despite him scoring 98 percentile on his ASVAB.  He didn't want to get stuck doing something he didn't like, so he joined the National Guard instead.
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It sounds like you need to apply to be transferred to the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR). Speak to your Readiness NCO/full-timer and they will explain how to do this. You will probably have to provide documentation so be prepared with your paperwork. Other than that - best of luck!
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Contact a USAF recruter there in Korea. Don't know where you are in Korea but the military still has a presence there so ask an MP, SP, AP or what ever.
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I think that you have a good goal..to lose the weight etc..before joining the military. You have to pass a PT test, if you can't pass that, you're not in..and you will have the tape test as well..where they measure you, meaning, if you're overweight, they will not let you through. As for the legs, my brother passed the PT test and he had serious enough leg issues to put him in the hospital right before he reenlisted. Anything is possible with the military. As for the mental health issue, depends on what history you have. Would really need to know more about your situation in order to give you more advice. Call a local recruiter or go online and email one.
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Hey Congratulations. I myself leave for USAF BMT August 1st, 2006. I will be seeing you a week later I guess. I have done a whole lot of research on the Air Force, and lifestyles and such. It seems to be an awesome program to go into, as long as yyou don't mind always being under other people's command, but you will get that with any branch. You made a smart decision, but remember, the USAF is not right for everyone, you will determine that maybe within your first year to year and a half. I am also DEP commander for my unit in Eastpointe, MI. If you need to know ANYTHING about the Air Force, contact me, and I guarantee I will get you an honest answer. Til then, I'll probably see your Rainbow Flight at Lackland when you get there.
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You could work in mental health which is the Life Skills office on the base hospital. You work for psychologists and help treat patients as well. Keep in mind that with war and all you would be talking to war vets with some deployment issues. Just talk to a recruiter.
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ask to nearest small airport,there is a program i heard of years ago where co.'s donate flights to those in need.\nmight be angels of mercy or something like that.\nBest Wishes.\nit would help other answerers if you mention from where you are leaving.(add details option on right side of question)
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Hi There - there are lots of places you can conact that would be able to provide you with referrals to organizations providing the appropriate services your family would require.\n\nTry contacting:\nthe YMCA or YWCA\na church\nthe Housing Authority\nA Community Centre\nor a Family Services Department\nthe local hospital\nthe local library\n\nGood luck - and may all your prayers be answered.
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First, we are not taking felons as stated above. The military is meeting its numbers http://usmilitary.about.com/od/joiningthemilitary/a/06recruiting.htm and will continue to meet them.\n\nIf your condition is cleared up and can pass the MEPS physical again and meet the procurement requirements in the reg (http://www.army.mil/usapa/epubs/pdf/r40_501.pdf) then you can get a waiver. Now you must have your 4707 (medical board proceedings) in order to get a medical waiver. Without them, you can not process.
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NO.  you must have your Family Care plan in place at all times.  if you do not, you will seperated and lose out on all of your benefits for failing to maintain readiness.  \n\nit's an insult to every other parent out there, single or otherwise who manage to do their duty without shirking their responsibilities to country and kin.
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Go talk to the local Air Force recruiter. I'm sure they have several to hand out
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trust me some persons that work at consulates are totally heartless  been there last month  i applied for visa  for my wife to accompany me for delicate medical procedure back in the states with long term rehabilitation  she has nice bank account  house  family , kids here in china and was refused so on  Nov18 i will travel by air ambulance back home alone  then after i heal up will protest like no tomorrow   not that i want special preference but i did served my country for 26 yrs US Marine  combat vet of 3 police actions   Vietnam  /Granada/Columbia i think it could have been overlooked oh they said i could appeal  welcome to our immigation B/S good luck