Which air force base in the united states has the most housing units for enlisted folks?
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Don't mind the first dumbass to answer I guess she thinks ft hood is a AFB. Nellis and Hickam both have a great deal of their E's living on base.
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Moving is a part of military life.  Some people get lucky, and "homestead" at one base or another for an extended period of time, but that's not the norm.  On average, you can plan on moving about every 4 years, give or take.  There are programs that support the family, and can help with relocation including helping your spouse get a new job at your new location, but it's no guarantee she will walk right into a new job.  \n\nYes, married airmen can live in on base housing, but there is often a waiting list.  I never lived on base, I always preferred to live off base "on the economy".  Especially overseas (I lived in Germany for 4 years) I enjoyed the experience of living in a german town.  If you are unable to live on base, and are married, you will be paid an additional housing allowance to cover expenses of rent, utilities, etc.  Unmarried junior enlisted live in dormitories, otherwise known as barracks.
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The Groom Lake Base is this top-secret military base located 90 miles north of Las Vegas (which is in Nevada). It's in grid number 51 of the Nevada Test Site, so it's called Area 51. The United States Air Force Flight Test Center controls the base. It's best known for testing exotic aircraft and weapons. The base was created in 1954 as a place to test the secret U-2 spyplane that was used to fly missions over the Soviet Union. Then it started to house the SR-71, A-12 and D-21 drone. The F-117A was tested there, also. In the 1980's the base increased in size, along with the runway (which increased to the present 6 miles). Then, mysterious lights began to appear, and armed guards known as the cammo dudes started patrolling the border. The government closed many viewpoints from which the Area 51 base could be seen. In 1989, a "physicist" named Bob Lazar claimed that he worked at a base south of Area 51 and also claimed that Area 51 was testing extremely advanced aircraft and UFO's they got by trading with the aliens. Since then, Area 51 has been thought to be the test center of captured UFOs because of the lights in the night sky.
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349 3rd Ave \nDyess Afb, TX 79607
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what unit are you n at the hump? my friend Bott is there too at 602. I used to be stationed at Stanley with him when 602 was there.
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Air force. Its the most intellectual branch, and that will help you later in life. The living conditions are 5X that of the army. Think , one bedroom apartment, with a nice fast broadband connection. ;p
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this should get you started\n\nhttp://benefits.military.com/misc/installations/Base_Content.jsp?select=done&scategory=INSTDATA&stopic=MAJUNTLST&stitle=Major+Unit+Listing&id=1210&style=01
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Yes you can.  I'm a soldier at Ft Hood in the same situation.\n\nYou can get housing as long as you don't default on your payment plan.  However, the waiting list is longer for a soldier trying to re-enter housing as he is not considered a high priority.
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Keesler AFB, well, it used to be
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My experience is that they are considered the best quality of life and most technical, the fact that the majority (60%) of enlistees do not choose their job. They enlist open contract under the Guaranteed Aptitude Area Program (you are guaranteed to be placed in a job you qualify for-whether you like it or not is not their concern).\n\nAlso, the Air Force has the Communtiy College of the Air Force. It is a quick 2 year degree program, but you must get a degree in the field you work in.\n\nSo, if you want to become an engineer, and don't care about being a hotel desk clerk for four years, and getting a hotel and restaurant management degree, the Air Force is for you.\n\nAlso, they are the slowest promoting. I enjoy having the job I chose in the Army and making about $800-$1000 more  amonth than a person with the same time in the Air Force. That means the four years I had a fabric desk chair in my barracks, instead fo an Air Force leather chair, has paid off where I can drive a Jaguar to work everyday. Now where is the quality of life.\n\nOh, and the Air Force has begun an Army style, combat oriented Basic Training because they are deploying, and losing a large percent of their forces, in Iraq. They are providing their own convoy escort and airfield security now, and getting attacked, too.
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On the island of Oahu.....\n\nFT. Shafter\nSchofield Barracks.....(808)  449-7110  information.
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A10 training is at davis monthan air force base in tucson arizona, from a retired marine who has been on that base many times, they live on other bases but train at davis,
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Germany,  Kaiserslautern.... I live pretty close to K-town :-)\n\nhttp://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/kaiserslautern.htm
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Just to let you know it gets really expensive military housing might be a very good idea if you don't have a lot of money, I married a guy in the navy when he was stationed there and we found the smallest studio in kailua for $1000!  It was a room and a bathroom, with a shower a 2' sq.  And Kailua is one of the more expensive places to live I assume your stationed on KMCBH, my friend had military housing on the base and it was a nice apartment.
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the air force is the best trained.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhahahaha just kidding
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There are 12 Military bases in Georgia:\n\nAir Force Bases:\nMoody Air Force Base - northeast of Valdosta\nRobins Air Force Base - Warner Robins\n\nArmy Posts\nFort Benning - Columbus\nFort Gillem - Atlanta\nFort Gordon - Augusta\nFort McPherson - Atlanta\nFort Stewart - Hinesville\nHunter Army Airfield - Savannah\nLawson Army Airfield - Columbus\n\nMarine Bases\nAlbany Marine Corps Logistics Base\n\nNavy Bases\nAtlanta Naval Air Station - Marietta\nKing's Bay Naval Submarine Base - north of St. Marys
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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.