Do dependants disqualify you from specific aviation platforms

[Caribbean_Joe]

If I am married or I have dependants during primary/ OCS does the Navy and Marine Corps use this information to disqualify you from certain aviation platforms (specifically strike/ strike fighter platforms). Looking at NFO and fall under the above categories, not sure if the Navy takes this into consideration during assignment.

 

[RedFive]

What? No. That's not a thing.

 

[SynixMan]

Has zero bearing for platform selection.

 

[Pags]

No. No one cares in both good and bad ways.

 

[HuggyU2]

If your spouse is a former Russian or Chinese Intel Officer, I have seen it make a difference in what they will let you go do.

 

[nittany03]

If your spouse is a former Russian or Chinese Intel Officer, I have seen it make a difference in what they will let you go do.

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I’m trying to decide if this is a joke or something that actually happened, because it’s 2020, and my sense of absurdity is completely askew.

 

[AllAmerican75]

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I’m trying to decide if this is a joke or something that actually happened, because it’s 2020, and my sense of absurdity is completely askew.

Considering it's @HuggyU2, I'm leaning towards it being true. I'm sure it's a good sea story.

 

[Swanee]

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I’m trying to decide if this is a joke or something that actually happened, because it’s 2020, and my sense of absurdity is completely askew.

Dude I went to TBS with was married to a girl whose father was a Colonel in the KGB. (He was prior service and met her while on MSG duty)

They gave him a choice of either keeping his security clearance or staying married. He chose his wife.

He became an Admin Officer, and I think came back to TBS as the Adj to serve out the rest of his short career of four years as a 2ndLt.

 

[HSMPBR]

If your spouse is a former Russian or Chinese Intel Officer, I have seen it make a difference in what they will let you go do.

Also seen them give the benefit of the doubt to ol’ Gingerbread at MPRWS

 

[CommodoreMid]

Ehhhhhhhh Gingerbread ain't doing so hot. His wife just took a plea deal for FPMITAP. That being said my favorite callsign ever....... until it turned out to be true.

 

[zippy]

If I am married or I have dependants during primary/ OCS does the Navy and Marine Corps use this information to disqualify you from certain aviation platforms (specifically strike/ strike fighter platforms). Looking at NFO and fall under the above categories, not sure if the Navy takes this into consideration during assignment.

Rare occurrences where family may have a hindering effect on PCS status:

1. Medical issues that quality for Exceptional Family Member Program.
2. Family ties deemed a Security Clearance risk by OPM.