What is it like for families on a military base?
Q. I am writing a book and have searched through Google to try and find about what life is like on a Military Base. The book is base upon the Norfolk Naval base in Virginia. I want to know what military bases are like for families and in general facts. Google has not given me any success on my research and the past week has been irritating with no good results. Thanks!
Asked by Brooke - Fri Oct 9 01:19:32 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why would you write a book on something you don't have personal experience on, or know anything about? hollyy
Answered by Deleted - Fri Oct 9 02:11:01 2009
Q. I am writing a book and have searched through Google to try and find about what life is like on a Military Base. The book is base upon the Norfolk Naval base in Virginia. I want to know what military bases are like for families and in general facts. Google has not given me any success on my research and the past week has been irritating with no good results. Thanks!
Asked by Brooke - Fri Oct 9 01:19:32 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why would you write a book on something you don't have personal experience on, or know anything about? hollyy
Answered by Deleted - Fri Oct 9 02:11:01 2009
What are the policies for living/being on a military base with a significant other?
Q. My brother just started living with a woman on a military base. Do they have to be married? And how about being able to bring his kids on the base with him, possibly overnight? What policies does the military have that govern these types of situations? ok, let me clarify...he just left his wife and kids and is shacking up on the base with this woman who is in the military, he is civilian, hoping for a quickie divorce (is there such a thing?) so he can marry this new woman. he also wants to bring the kids on base to visit, possibly overnight as well.
Asked by astonishinggirl71 - Wed Apr 11 20:34:20 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only way that I know of where a civilian can live in base housing is if he or she is married to a military member. (Additional Details13 minutes ago ok, let me clarify...he just left his wife and kids and is shacking up on the base with this woman who is in the military, he is civilian)
Answered by nadadime - Wed Apr 11 21:16:51 2007
Q. My brother just started living with a woman on a military base. Do they have to be married? And how about being able to bring his kids on the base with him, possibly overnight? What policies does the military have that govern these types of situations? ok, let me clarify...he just left his wife and kids and is shacking up on the base with this woman who is in the military, he is civilian, hoping for a quickie divorce (is there such a thing?) so he can marry this new woman. he also wants to bring the kids on base to visit, possibly overnight as well.
Asked by astonishinggirl71 - Wed Apr 11 20:34:20 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only way that I know of where a civilian can live in base housing is if he or she is married to a military member. (Additional Details13 minutes ago ok, let me clarify...he just left his wife and kids and is shacking up on the base with this woman who is in the military, he is civilian)
Answered by nadadime - Wed Apr 11 21:16:51 2007
How much economic gain does a military base add to a community?
Q. In other words, what is the average economic gain that a military base brings to a community? I was in the AF for 9 years, and we were always told that we brought in some ridiculous amounts of money. Just wondering if that was all jargon or not because every military base I've ever been to has been located in a real hellhole...or in the middle of nowhere. Thoughts?? I agree with the BRAC list comments...I remember when the DoD closed Fort Dix in NJ. Wrightstown and surrounding areas practically shut down, the only reason they stayed in business was because of Mcguire AFB. Every few years Fort Drum was put on the list and all of upstate NY and Jefferson Co. were screaming to not close the base...err...Fort.
Asked by John B - Mon Sep 3 10:30:38 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a military base brings LOADS of money into a community through civilian jobs, sales taxes through purchases the individuals stationed there make locally, home sales and rent, sales in general to units on the installation through local acquisitions. As for the midle of nowhere or arm pit locations, it most likely they kept them away from "prime locations" due to the noise factor coming from the installations. Also the older ones were built as frontier forts and just updated over teh decades. The newer ones were built where they were because that is where the most land could be easilly gotten with minimal problems like houses to condemn, higher prices near the "good cities & towns) etc.
Answered by Will Y - Tue Sep 4 01:50:30 2007
Q. In other words, what is the average economic gain that a military base brings to a community? I was in the AF for 9 years, and we were always told that we brought in some ridiculous amounts of money. Just wondering if that was all jargon or not because every military base I've ever been to has been located in a real hellhole...or in the middle of nowhere. Thoughts?? I agree with the BRAC list comments...I remember when the DoD closed Fort Dix in NJ. Wrightstown and surrounding areas practically shut down, the only reason they stayed in business was because of Mcguire AFB. Every few years Fort Drum was put on the list and all of upstate NY and Jefferson Co. were screaming to not close the base...err...Fort.
Asked by John B - Mon Sep 3 10:30:38 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a military base brings LOADS of money into a community through civilian jobs, sales taxes through purchases the individuals stationed there make locally, home sales and rent, sales in general to units on the installation through local acquisitions. As for the midle of nowhere or arm pit locations, it most likely they kept them away from "prime locations" due to the noise factor coming from the installations. Also the older ones were built as frontier forts and just updated over teh decades. The newer ones were built where they were because that is where the most land could be easilly gotten with minimal problems like houses to condemn, higher prices near the "good cities & towns) etc.
Answered by Will Y - Tue Sep 4 01:50:30 2007
What are the qualifications for living on a military base?
Q. My husband is currently over seas right now and is about to be coming home in January. During R&R suprise suprise I got pregnant. He is with a National Guard troop. We have been playing with the idea of going active duty. I want to live on Base and save some money and be around other military families. How do we go about doing this and what steps actually need to be taken? He is currently ranked as a SPC.
Asked by olson010208 - Thu Dec 3 18:26:21 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First he has to be active duty. Then it will all depend on where he's stationed- it could be a few weeks to get a house to over six months. You'll get a house based on his pay grade. No worries, they make it easy to sign up for housing. The hard part is waiting.
Answered by Freckles - Thu Dec 3 19:52:13 2009
Q. My husband is currently over seas right now and is about to be coming home in January. During R&R suprise suprise I got pregnant. He is with a National Guard troop. We have been playing with the idea of going active duty. I want to live on Base and save some money and be around other military families. How do we go about doing this and what steps actually need to be taken? He is currently ranked as a SPC.
Asked by olson010208 - Thu Dec 3 18:26:21 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First he has to be active duty. Then it will all depend on where he's stationed- it could be a few weeks to get a house to over six months. You'll get a house based on his pay grade. No worries, they make it easy to sign up for housing. The hard part is waiting.
Answered by Freckles - Thu Dec 3 19:52:13 2009
What are good personal projects I can do on a military base?
Q. So, I've found myself with a lot of extra time for the next two months. I don't deal with inactivity for extended periods of time very well so I'd like some ideas for projects I can work on until my duty schedule changes. Since I'm going to be on a military base the project cannot involve flammable or hazardous materials and must be able to be stored fairly easily. Preferably, it will not be expensive and will involve active thinking or be educational. Thanks for the suggestions!
Asked by Eudocius - Tue Jan 19 22:42:38 2010 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Paint miniatures ... if you get ones from Reaper versus Games Workshop the cost will not be too great. Work Chain Maille ...
Answered by Jenniflower - Wed Jan 20 21:36:20 2010
Q. So, I've found myself with a lot of extra time for the next two months. I don't deal with inactivity for extended periods of time very well so I'd like some ideas for projects I can work on until my duty schedule changes. Since I'm going to be on a military base the project cannot involve flammable or hazardous materials and must be able to be stored fairly easily. Preferably, it will not be expensive and will involve active thinking or be educational. Thanks for the suggestions!
Asked by Eudocius - Tue Jan 19 22:42:38 2010 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Paint miniatures ... if you get ones from Reaper versus Games Workshop the cost will not be too great. Work Chain Maille ...
Answered by Jenniflower - Wed Jan 20 21:36:20 2010
is it possible to teach on a military base without being in the military?
Q. I really would like to "give back" and teach on a military base! I have taught 5th grade for the past 6 years, and I would really love the opportunity to teach overseas and help a good cause!
Asked by Kahlua K - Sun Sep 7 20:46:27 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you can teach at a school located on a base. Just have to fill out the paperwork. Good luck and thanks for thinking of our kids.
Answered by ckamk1995 - Sun Sep 7 21:43:56 2008
Q. I really would like to "give back" and teach on a military base! I have taught 5th grade for the past 6 years, and I would really love the opportunity to teach overseas and help a good cause!
Asked by Kahlua K - Sun Sep 7 20:46:27 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you can teach at a school located on a base. Just have to fill out the paperwork. Good luck and thanks for thinking of our kids.
Answered by ckamk1995 - Sun Sep 7 21:43:56 2008
Can a police officer arrest a soldier from the military base?
Q. Can a police officer or FBI arrest a soldier from the military base, or they can't because of the jurisdiction?
Asked by Jake - Sun Jan 27 21:33:30 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "from" the base? Sure. On the base, the local cop has no authority but the FBI sure does. If the local cop wanted to arrest a soldier who was on the base, for a crime committed in town, he cannot just drive in an get him, but it takes about 2 seconds to get the cooperation of the MPs. If the soldier committed a crime on the base but was in town, the crime on the base is of no concern to the local cop as it is not a violation of state or local law. If the soldier committed the crime in town, and was found in town, he can be arrested and committed to the local jail. That will also make him AWOL from the base. So, once the locals get done, the military gets him on the AWOL.
Answered by laughter_every_day - Sun Jan 27 21:53:40 2008
Q. Can a police officer or FBI arrest a soldier from the military base, or they can't because of the jurisdiction?
Asked by Jake - Sun Jan 27 21:33:30 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "from" the base? Sure. On the base, the local cop has no authority but the FBI sure does. If the local cop wanted to arrest a soldier who was on the base, for a crime committed in town, he cannot just drive in an get him, but it takes about 2 seconds to get the cooperation of the MPs. If the soldier committed a crime on the base but was in town, the crime on the base is of no concern to the local cop as it is not a violation of state or local law. If the soldier committed the crime in town, and was found in town, he can be arrested and committed to the local jail. That will also make him AWOL from the base. So, once the locals get done, the military gets him on the AWOL.
Answered by laughter_every_day - Sun Jan 27 21:53:40 2008
How can I work on a military base as a civilian employee?
Q. I'm interested in working on military base (esp. in HI). Who is a major employer (federal or private) ? What kind of job and employment status available? I will appreciate it if you can be more specific... Does AAFES directly hire civilians? In Japan, Japanese gov. and private temp co. hire local people for US military. I'm curious how it's different in the States.
Asked by needahelper - Sun Oct 26 11:27:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. please go to and click on HI (just about every island there is a base, but look for Oahu, better for civilian choices) I checked for you, there isn't a match for retails (PX's) at this time. you may want to wait til the Christmas seasonal hire or after winter break. I've seen them pop up sometimes. another way is to look around at temp agencies. There might be some match for skilled worker or laborer.
Answered by aintok - Wed Oct 29 05:13:20 2008
Q. I'm interested in working on military base (esp. in HI). Who is a major employer (federal or private) ? What kind of job and employment status available? I will appreciate it if you can be more specific... Does AAFES directly hire civilians? In Japan, Japanese gov. and private temp co. hire local people for US military. I'm curious how it's different in the States.
Asked by needahelper - Sun Oct 26 11:27:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. please go to and click on HI (just about every island there is a base, but look for Oahu, better for civilian choices) I checked for you, there isn't a match for retails (PX's) at this time. you may want to wait til the Christmas seasonal hire or after winter break. I've seen them pop up sometimes. another way is to look around at temp agencies. There might be some match for skilled worker or laborer.
Answered by aintok - Wed Oct 29 05:13:20 2008
What are some pros and cons of living on a military base?
Q. I am a military wife, and my husband is currently over seas. When he gets home we plan on moving. We are inbetween staying here and going active duty and living on base or into a different state. What are some good things about living on base and what are some bad. I really think I wan to live on base and raise my child around military childern so they have other kids that are going though the same thing that she is. any thoughts?
Asked by olson010208 - Sun Dec 13 00:05:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pros to Living on Base: Quality Military Housing Quality housing helps the Department of Defense (DoD) retain the best personnel for its all-volunteer military force. The proportion of personnel remaining in service from bases with high-quality housing is about 15 percent higher than for those stationed at places with low-quality housing. Today's servicemembers want to live in a community that offers stability and continuity as a backdrop for deployment, reassignment, and day-to-day life. Basic Allowance for Housing Servicemembers living on or off base in private-sector/community housing, or in "military privatized housing," are entitled to a basic allowance for housing (BAH). BAH provides military families accurate and equitable… [cont.]
Answered by ali the coolest - Sun Dec 13 00:10:05 2009
Q. I am a military wife, and my husband is currently over seas. When he gets home we plan on moving. We are inbetween staying here and going active duty and living on base or into a different state. What are some good things about living on base and what are some bad. I really think I wan to live on base and raise my child around military childern so they have other kids that are going though the same thing that she is. any thoughts?
Asked by olson010208 - Sun Dec 13 00:05:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pros to Living on Base: Quality Military Housing Quality housing helps the Department of Defense (DoD) retain the best personnel for its all-volunteer military force. The proportion of personnel remaining in service from bases with high-quality housing is about 15 percent higher than for those stationed at places with low-quality housing. Today's servicemembers want to live in a community that offers stability and continuity as a backdrop for deployment, reassignment, and day-to-day life. Basic Allowance for Housing Servicemembers living on or off base in private-sector/community housing, or in "military privatized housing," are entitled to a basic allowance for housing (BAH). BAH provides military families accurate and equitable… [cont.]
Answered by ali the coolest - Sun Dec 13 00:10:05 2009
How to get a civilian to enter military base?
Q. Hello, I'm in the Air Force and I'm pretty new to this. I'm trying to buy a car from someone and he's going to drive it to me, I'm curious how I can get him into the Air Force base without a military ID? Thanks!
Asked by Ryan N - Wed Dec 2 16:26:14 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call your main gate, or wherever he will be making entry into the base. They can help you.
Answered by Perro De Lava - Wed Dec 2 16:32:15 2009
Q. Hello, I'm in the Air Force and I'm pretty new to this. I'm trying to buy a car from someone and he's going to drive it to me, I'm curious how I can get him into the Air Force base without a military ID? Thanks!
Asked by Ryan N - Wed Dec 2 16:26:14 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call your main gate, or wherever he will be making entry into the base. They can help you.
Answered by Perro De Lava - Wed Dec 2 16:32:15 2009
Can a civilian teach on a US military base overseas?
Q. Would you have to go through the usual red tape as a foreigner applying for a work permit? Or would different rules apply since it's a military base? Can a civilian teach on a US military base overseas? If you were interested in teaching Spanish, for example, would they give priority to a US citizen or a native speaker? At what age would you be considered too old?? Thanks!
Asked by Sirena extrana Espana - Sat Apr 18 19:12:47 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. nope you must be in the military. Even the doctors and nurses have to join to work there.
Answered by brookpark44142@sbcglobal.net - Sat Apr 18 19:16:51 2009
Q. Would you have to go through the usual red tape as a foreigner applying for a work permit? Or would different rules apply since it's a military base? Can a civilian teach on a US military base overseas? If you were interested in teaching Spanish, for example, would they give priority to a US citizen or a native speaker? At what age would you be considered too old?? Thanks!
Asked by Sirena extrana Espana - Sat Apr 18 19:12:47 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. nope you must be in the military. Even the doctors and nurses have to join to work there.
Answered by brookpark44142@sbcglobal.net - Sat Apr 18 19:16:51 2009
What US Military over seas, including Hawaii and Alaska, base has the best Officers Club?
Q. What US Military base has the best Officers Club? I am a culinary student, and veteran, and I'm thinking about tapping an Officers Club to do my co-op at.
Asked by Culinary - Mon Sep 21 12:22:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Officers clubs have gone the way of Community clubs where all are invited to include officers, NCO's and lower enlisted soldiers. While the three are separated with different clubs that serve alcohol so no fraternization would be inferred if you are going to be a chef or a cook you will more than likely be employed by the community club as a whole. Which one is the best is a subjective matter of the patrons so take your pick. I suppose the best one is the one you are going to end up working at :)
Answered by John U - Mon Sep 21 12:32:02 2009
Q. What US Military base has the best Officers Club? I am a culinary student, and veteran, and I'm thinking about tapping an Officers Club to do my co-op at.
Asked by Culinary - Mon Sep 21 12:22:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Officers clubs have gone the way of Community clubs where all are invited to include officers, NCO's and lower enlisted soldiers. While the three are separated with different clubs that serve alcohol so no fraternization would be inferred if you are going to be a chef or a cook you will more than likely be employed by the community club as a whole. Which one is the best is a subjective matter of the patrons so take your pick. I suppose the best one is the one you are going to end up working at :)
Answered by John U - Mon Sep 21 12:32:02 2009
Why is there a US military base in Guantanamo Cuba ?
Q. It's as if US and Cuba were in some sense enemies.But why there is a US military base in Guantanamo Cuba? Is there any tenuous relationship between these two contries?
Asked by unknown - Sat Dec 6 06:42:48 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. America had a lease with a pre-Castro government as a reward for helping kick out the Spanish and they refuse to leave despite repeated requests from the Cubans to leave, and in breach of the treaty. And Cuba is not stupid enough to force the issue because they simply do not have a big enough army nor want to give the Americans an excuse to invade Cuba.
Answered by aussie unionist - Sat Dec 6 06:48:40 2008
Q. It's as if US and Cuba were in some sense enemies.But why there is a US military base in Guantanamo Cuba? Is there any tenuous relationship between these two contries?
Asked by unknown - Sat Dec 6 06:42:48 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. America had a lease with a pre-Castro government as a reward for helping kick out the Spanish and they refuse to leave despite repeated requests from the Cubans to leave, and in breach of the treaty. And Cuba is not stupid enough to force the issue because they simply do not have a big enough army nor want to give the Americans an excuse to invade Cuba.
Answered by aussie unionist - Sat Dec 6 06:48:40 2008
Republicans: How would you react if a foreign country wanted to put a military base on our land?
Q. So let's just say that France wants to put a military base in our country ... several, actually. Germany also wants to put in a few. They get permission from the government to do that. What would your reaction be? Would you approve of that? TJTB - I never said all. But just look at the answers so far. My point proven. Hypocrites.
Asked by Curiosity Killed the Kat - Fri Feb 13 10:47:55 2009 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Republicians already know that Germany has an airbase in New Mexico. (Used for pilot training.) The fact of the matter is that any foriegn military base is only created when both nations feel that having a base there is in their own best interests.
Answered by MikeGolf - Fri Feb 13 11:43:01 2009
Q. So let's just say that France wants to put a military base in our country ... several, actually. Germany also wants to put in a few. They get permission from the government to do that. What would your reaction be? Would you approve of that? TJTB - I never said all. But just look at the answers so far. My point proven. Hypocrites.
Asked by Curiosity Killed the Kat - Fri Feb 13 10:47:55 2009 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Republicians already know that Germany has an airbase in New Mexico. (Used for pilot training.) The fact of the matter is that any foriegn military base is only created when both nations feel that having a base there is in their own best interests.
Answered by MikeGolf - Fri Feb 13 11:43:01 2009
Can I have my dog live with me on a military base?
Q. I cannot leave my dog behind to go live with my husband on his military base. Is it possible to have her live with us there?
Asked by thaDub - Thu Jan 25 20:12:58 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes you can you have to make sure your dog is up to date with shots and i know on our base the dog has to be micro chipped and spayed or neutered... and registered withthe vet on base Good Luck! we have our pups living with us on base we live on a navy base and when we lived on a marine base we were able to have them with us , we have a beagle and a doberman
Answered by TexasGirl - Thu Jan 25 21:26:39 2007
Q. I cannot leave my dog behind to go live with my husband on his military base. Is it possible to have her live with us there?
Asked by thaDub - Thu Jan 25 20:12:58 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes you can you have to make sure your dog is up to date with shots and i know on our base the dog has to be micro chipped and spayed or neutered... and registered withthe vet on base Good Luck! we have our pups living with us on base we live on a navy base and when we lived on a marine base we were able to have them with us , we have a beagle and a doberman
Answered by TexasGirl - Thu Jan 25 21:26:39 2007
How can I be a graphic designer while living on a military base with my husband?
Q. I would prefer to be able to work from my own house in a graphic designing company. But I'm not sure I want to be self-employed. Is this possible? and how would it work? Keep in mind, I will be living on a military base with my husband, and I may be moving fairly often.
Asked by Ariana - Mon Feb 1 21:01:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You just have to be careful about the base regulations governing home businesses. You may have to apply for permission or would be barred from certain kinds of work. Check with your husband to check the base regulations.
Answered by FRC - Tue Feb 9 07:05:22 2010
Q. I would prefer to be able to work from my own house in a graphic designing company. But I'm not sure I want to be self-employed. Is this possible? and how would it work? Keep in mind, I will be living on a military base with my husband, and I may be moving fairly often.
Asked by Ariana - Mon Feb 1 21:01:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You just have to be careful about the base regulations governing home businesses. You may have to apply for permission or would be barred from certain kinds of work. Check with your husband to check the base regulations.
Answered by FRC - Tue Feb 9 07:05:22 2010
Is there anyone here that is a civilian that works on an American military base overseas?
Q. I would like to find out what jobs I could get on an American military base in Germany (that are not military jobs), as well as what level of education I would need. Thanks!
Asked by stella - Sat Jan 2 09:30:52 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is going to depend on what type of job you are looking for. Some will require a Bachelors Degree and others will not. Some will require experience in specific areas and others will not. go to to find out and apply
Answered by NWIP - Sat Jan 2 10:06:12 2010
Q. I would like to find out what jobs I could get on an American military base in Germany (that are not military jobs), as well as what level of education I would need. Thanks!
Asked by stella - Sat Jan 2 09:30:52 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is going to depend on what type of job you are looking for. Some will require a Bachelors Degree and others will not. Some will require experience in specific areas and others will not. go to to find out and apply
Answered by NWIP - Sat Jan 2 10:06:12 2010
If a civilian receives a traffic citation on a military base does the civilian have the right to an attorney?
Q. Having the right to an attorney means can a civilian attorney have the traffic citation dismissed or plea-bargained down to a lesser charge resulting in less points on the civilian driver's military base driving record.
Asked by pjjoyceus - Mon May 12 18:25:21 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have a right to a lawyer, yes - but you'll have to pay for your own. There is no right to a court appointed attorney for infractions in any US court - State, Federal, or Military. On many bases, there is an administrative procedure for "traffic tickets". If you pay the "administrative penalty" and accept an entry on your base driving record then no actual citation is ever filed - this means that the record stays on-base and doesn't affect your regular driving record, or earn any 'points'. If you choose not to accept this administrative process, a citation is filed. As a civilian, a hearing for a formal traffic infraction will normally be held in your nearest Federal Magistrates Court. If you are found guilty, then it's a fine, not… [cont.]
Answered by rickinnocal - Mon May 12 18:36:00 2008
Q. Having the right to an attorney means can a civilian attorney have the traffic citation dismissed or plea-bargained down to a lesser charge resulting in less points on the civilian driver's military base driving record.
Asked by pjjoyceus - Mon May 12 18:25:21 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have a right to a lawyer, yes - but you'll have to pay for your own. There is no right to a court appointed attorney for infractions in any US court - State, Federal, or Military. On many bases, there is an administrative procedure for "traffic tickets". If you pay the "administrative penalty" and accept an entry on your base driving record then no actual citation is ever filed - this means that the record stays on-base and doesn't affect your regular driving record, or earn any 'points'. If you choose not to accept this administrative process, a citation is filed. As a civilian, a hearing for a formal traffic infraction will normally be held in your nearest Federal Magistrates Court. If you are found guilty, then it's a fine, not… [cont.]
Answered by rickinnocal - Mon May 12 18:36:00 2008
Is it legal to film someone without their permission on a military base?
Q. My neighbor walked straight out of her vehicle and filmed my family as we were out in our front lawn area. I know filming in some military areas is strictly prohibited. I live in WA state if that makes a difference, but we live on a military base. She was doing it in a aggressive manner.
Asked by Rachel S - Fri Feb 5 16:43:14 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is illegal especially in a military base and also in an aggressive manner ... Do you know cctv camera ? Why do you like to scratch the back of sleeping lions?
Answered by vickram - Fri Feb 5 17:23:07 2010
Q. My neighbor walked straight out of her vehicle and filmed my family as we were out in our front lawn area. I know filming in some military areas is strictly prohibited. I live in WA state if that makes a difference, but we live on a military base. She was doing it in a aggressive manner.
Asked by Rachel S - Fri Feb 5 16:43:14 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is illegal especially in a military base and also in an aggressive manner ... Do you know cctv camera ? Why do you like to scratch the back of sleeping lions?
Answered by vickram - Fri Feb 5 17:23:07 2010
How would my husband and I go about obtaining emplyment as civilians on a military base in Germany?
Q. My husband and I have finally decided to do it! We are going to move/work in another country for a few years. Our first pick is Germany, though we also would love to live in Ireland and Italy. It's seems as though the best way for us to go about doing this is by getting jobs on a military base and I would love any advice I could get! Here are a few questions we have: How long do we have between getting hired and starting our new jobs? Do we need work visas? Where do we go to find these jobs? Have any of you out there gotten jobs as civilians and if so, how would you describe the process? Thanks guys! (I am in currantly in accounting and my husband is in banking.)
Asked by Nikiki13 - Fri Oct 20 17:46:29 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can search at the above web site for federal jobs. You can even upload your resume. It also has information how jobs are filled. Good luck.
Answered by M K - Fri Oct 20 17:52:52 2006
Q. My husband and I have finally decided to do it! We are going to move/work in another country for a few years. Our first pick is Germany, though we also would love to live in Ireland and Italy. It's seems as though the best way for us to go about doing this is by getting jobs on a military base and I would love any advice I could get! Here are a few questions we have: How long do we have between getting hired and starting our new jobs? Do we need work visas? Where do we go to find these jobs? Have any of you out there gotten jobs as civilians and if so, how would you describe the process? Thanks guys! (I am in currantly in accounting and my husband is in banking.)
Asked by Nikiki13 - Fri Oct 20 17:46:29 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can search at the above web site for federal jobs. You can even upload your resume. It also has information how jobs are filled. Good luck.
Answered by M K - Fri Oct 20 17:52:52 2006
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Authorities say two men were shot by security officers after they drove a stolen car through a gate at an Air Force . base. outside Phoenix during a police chase.
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