Is it possible to Lat move from comm. to infantry?
919071
I don't see why you could not, I would think a Comm Tech would be very useful in the infantry.
206224
to have that mos slot and be engaged in combat action
129245
I'm sure you mean can anyone copy it. Yes, I could when I was in the military. I learned it at the age of 18 through a 26 week tech school. It's no longer the way the main line world communicates. It's just for fun now. The world communicates by satelite.
840288
Don't bother.  There is so much more to drill than can be explained in a few short sentences - you will do best learning from your Drill Instructors anyway with the other recruits you march with - and yes, there is a whole lot more to drill than what you have listed including rifle manual, marching, maneuvers as a platoon, forming the platoon, rests and on and on.  Good luck, recruit.  And don't bother trying to be squared away before you get there, they'll take care of you...
156405
No, you will not be stationed together. The Marine Corps in federally obsevered and the NG is State observered. It is possible you can be stationed in the same town, but if your boyfriend gets orders to another base in another state, you will still be obligated to your post.
614514
The reserves has a thing called cross leveling. Any unit called up that is short handed can get reservists from other units to fill in as long as they are in the same regional support command. That's how I got called up. \nIt took us 2 months at Fort Stewart, GA to get: issued items, shots, trained up, vehicles painted and with the right insignia, weapons qualifications, ammo drawn, conex packed unpacked and packed again, vehicles shipped etc. etc. Good luck! any more questions, email me.
368963
Hello i dnt think its possible but u can try with AIEEE this is equilent to B.E
1044223
Try mil.com, that might help or they can tell you any other ways to do it. Good Luck.
1062257
i was given choices before i went to basic. i chose overseas. then i had a choice of korea germany or alaska. i went to germany. korea or alaska were 1 yr. tours. germany was 2 yrs. i extended my fts and was there 3.5 yrs.  with things the way they are now there are no gurantees. theyll send you wherever they want to.
679449
No. The standard is usually 60 miles, if they move your position more than 60 miles from its current location (not where you live where THEY do business from) then they have to offer you relocation assistance. It depends on the company though, I wouldnt bother asking in your case because its rediculous to move from one side of town to another.\nGood luck
350325
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.
223312
Study your manuals and not take shortcuts as if you do you will short yourself and the next level will be harder. Sounds preachy but the course is to better you. I've taken lot's of those courses and when I went to Iraq I was amazed at the little things that pertained to my MOS that I found useful.
397849
Practically nil, actually.  Spouse co location is only good for a couple of hundred miles, and they must be in the same service.  Only in rare cases are Army and Navy bases located remotely close toone another.
707402
we are waiting on final transfer orders too but we have 11 months til then. for us there will be no move since we arent leaving the command we are at. its a pain but it will happen have your hubby ask or you ask depending on whos active duty
141773
Multimap is quite good, especially in you know the postcodes:\nhttp://www.multimap.com/map/aproute.cgi?input_rt=aproute&startcountry=GB&endcountry=GB
22847
I dont know who told you this information, but you may want to start lookin for a new source. The answer is a large NO! The army and coast guard are seperate armed forces. Plus soldiers are not baseball players and cant be traded. But you can put in a request for a discharge to switch to another service. These are not regularly approved though.
286554
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.