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No I do not have dependents. However, I am currently receiving E-4 BAH in Norfolk to pay mortgage for a house me and my girlfriend live in, and was just hoping to continue to receive that BAH while im in OCS and follow on flight training.
I went through NUPOC in 2008. I retained BAH during OCS as a single servicemember since I was getting it prior to OCS. The rate went by the detaching area. The orders were written as TAD orders. I don't have any more recent data points, but it was done once upon a time.Yeah me too. I've found the MILPERSMAN that talks about it. As long as your ACC is 341 you're considered TAD while at OCS for entitlement purposes. After OCS though I'm not sure about...
I was a non-prior with dependents at OCS this summer and I received BAH at the rate for my home of record.From more recent post's found in other threads, as well as the guidance of my OR non-priors with dependents do receive BAH while at OCS. Does anyone have anything to argue with that or is that how things work now?
interesting question, since the navy would typically pay dual active sailors without dependents both at the single rate.. but your spouse wouldn't be a dependent for these purposes, so maybe no BAH?...what if the spouse is active duty and currently is the one receiving BAH?
There is a lot of conflicting information in this thread. What's the deal? Do prior service without dependants continue with there BAH? Does anyone have the regulation for this?
This makes sense to me now. What kind of orders did you get for OCS? Was OCS an intermediate stop on PCS orders? If so, what was listed as your ultimate duty station?A lot of this information is wrong or outdated. If you are a prior service OCS candidate and were receiving BAH prior to departing to OCS, you will continue to receive your BAH. I don't have a regulation; however, I believe it was passed in 2012. I was told by most on this forum I would not receive BAH and student control personnel also told me I would have my BAH taken away. This is not the case for priors. I just graduated this past October, and I received my BAH for the entirety of my stay and continued to receive it while on OHARP. Most of the information you will get passed will be regarding non-priors and individuals with dependents. Everyone that was a prior in my class, kept their BAH, dependents or not.