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Kingsville Living
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when i left Kingsville last year they were still making new guys stay in the Q for 6 weeks after checking in, but most guys, myself included, went ahead and got a place out in town anyways & paid for it out of our own pockets ... you still have to keep a Q room for 6 weeks though.
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This bs rule was put out by my old commodore. Technically, its against the law unless you are under some type of punishment. He made it a requirement because they were trying to show occupancy to have justification to remodel the Q. I refused to subject my Marines to this rule and with the support of the MATSG CO, Marines never were required to stay on base. Sad to see that change. Sorry Jar. I guess this never got passed to Major Alpert or Aviaz. Frumby
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nope, at least myself & my roommate didn't ... there is a certain amount of time that you are allowed to claim DLA, like 45 or 60 days ... so once your 6 weeks is up, you gotta get to Admin asap and fill out the proper paperwork, or yea, you'll get screwed out of it
Frumby ... oh well, life in the Corps i suppose
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Yes, a little chilly, we started the range last Thurs. This weather is "extreme winter" to a west TX boy! When you did your cross-country did you have to land several times or did you aerial refuel?
I loved Pendleton. I wouldn't complain at all if I ended up there again.
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I loved Pendleton. I wouldn't complain at all if I ended up there again.
"You forgot your fortune cookie"
Dirty Harry
sheew, i don't envy you bud, but i was there this time 3 years ago!
na, we didn't in-flight refuel. it ended up being two legs there and three legs back, i got to fly three of the five legs ... we had a centerline tank and a really strong tailwind so we made it to Vance AFB for gas, then on into Andrews AFB ... it was my first time into Vance AFB, quite desolate out there and very busy, but not as busy as the D.C. area! on the way back though that "really strong tailwind" was now a really strong headwind so we had to stop twice, Fort Smith AK & Albuquerque NM
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na, i really didn't know what i wanted to fly, i was just happy to be flying. my grades were slightly above average throughout flightschool ... i got lucky and was selected for all my first choices ... i would not have been disappointed if i got selected for helos though ...
yes, we were flying in a D
yes, well May 2000
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