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Old 02-25-2010, 05:09 AM
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If you have already chosen a rate you'll attend that A school (90% entering go this route). You will not be authorized to draw B.A.H. (basic allowance for housing, get used to acronyms now) until you're an E-5 or married (have dependent). That doesn't mean you have to live in the barracks if she has decent job and split a small apartment.

The best advice I can give you there is weigh your options and don't rush into marriage just yet. It is a large transition into military life and newlywed stress in the early transition are high on the list for military divorce rate. Service is a team effort when it comes to family life. In short wait until you both have your feet firmly planted before plunging into marriage.
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