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Posted: 1/30/2011 4:40:05 PM EDT
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If you dont have a DOD ID card..very strict....Space A is just that even with an ID card...people on TDY and offical orders get priority....if they have a room for the night left over, you might get it...you should always call and plan to pay for a room off post if not on orders.
According to the Navy Gateway policy: * Armed Forces and Reserve Component members in a non-duty status and their family members. *Exception where Status of Forces Agreement takes precedence. * U.S. DoD civilians on PCS and their family members in the Continental United States * U.S. DoD civilians in a non-duty status and their accompanying family members * Non-military uniformed personnel of the U.S. Public Health Service and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and foreign military personnel in a duty status, when authorized by the installation Commander * Armed Forces retirees who retired from active duty and their family members. Retired Reserve Component members with pay and retired without pay and their family members. * Un-remarried surviving spouses of personnel who died while on active duty or while in retired status and un-remarried former spouses who were married to military members for at least 20 years while the military member was on active duty to the Armed Forces * Relatives and guests of Armed Forces members assigned to the installation I ETS'ed from the Army last month and am currently in the process of enlisting in the AF, so I'm technically a civilian. How strict are they when it comes to Space-A regulations? Thanks. |
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Posted: 1/30/2011 8:22:39 PM EDT
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If you dont have a DOD ID card..very strict....Space A is just that even with an ID card...people on TDY and offical orders get priority....if they have a room for the night left over, you might get it...you should always call and plan to pay for a room off post if not on orders.
I ETS'ed from the Army last month and am currently in the process of enlisting in the AF, so I'm technically a civilian. How strict are they when it comes to Space-A regulations? Thanks. [/quote] I should clarify - I intend on paying for the room. It's just that $40/night is way cheaper than the $130/night hotels in the area are charging. Considering the last bullet regarding "Relatives and guests" makes me think you can get Space-A without an ID card. I'm just wondering if they would let me slide since I'm technically not retired, rather recently separated. |
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Posted: 1/30/2011 8:28:02 PM EDT
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Did you get an IRR ID card? Should be good to go if so. They run them just like hotels.
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Posted: 1/30/2011 8:40:26 PM EDT
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Did you get an IRR ID card? Should be good to go if so. They run them just like hotels. Nope, because I haven't even received my discharge paper yet (NG, go figure). So all I have now is an expired mil ID. Once I get my dates confirmed I should give them a call and ask myself. |
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Posted: 1/30/2011 8:52:24 PM EDT
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You have to have a "Current" dod issued mlitary type ID for space "A" quarters/lodging ..expired isnt going to cut it...
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Did you get an IRR ID card? Should be good to go if so. They run them just like hotels. Nope, because I haven't even received my discharge paper yet (NG, go figure). So all I have now is an expired mil ID. Once I get my dates confirmed I should give them a call and ask myself. |
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