Many bases have reciprocating hospitality, so that if a military family is on vacation, they would be able to stay at different military installation's on base hotel. (these privileges are also given to retired military members as well ) Places like Redstone Arsenal in Alabama have great golfing and fishing and is a popular vacation destination for military families and retirees
IF THEY ARE ACTIVE DUTY,WORKING/LIVING ON BASE:
only if their MOS (job) requires them to. Many bases in the US have more than one military branch at a base.
For example, the Army has a large base at Ft. Knox, KY, it has Army BCT, the Army armory school and Calvary Scouts, then they have National Guard men there doing BCT, and they have some Marines on the base as well.
2007-09-04 22:22:50
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answered by simmychick 4
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Oh Yeah. I took a leave and went to Key West to party and stayed at the Sigsby point Naval Air Station guest house for a third of what the other tourists paid a night. If you have an RV, you can camp there, (If you consider an RV camping) for a measly amount.
Fort Story Virginia has a nice guest house too and close to a beach. It is near Virginia Beach.
There are a lot of places like that. The PX has a couple of publications that tell you all about these places, AFRS Armed Forces Recreation Services or something like that.
Also, you can take "Military Hops" on Airforce transports, usually C-130s, C-141s, I had a great time on a KC-135 and watched a few F-16s get refuled.
You don't get an airline meal though, you get these box lunches, a couple of sandwiches, an orange or apple, a can of somekind of juice and a pack of cookies or crackers.
2007-09-05 14:33:57
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, if they have a detachment there. I believe there's an Army detachment on Camp Pendleton but don't quote me. It's been a long time since I've been stationed there. But there's an Air National Guard on Convoy Court in Kearny Mesa. And if that don't work, I'm pretty sure there's a detachment at San Diego State University. Look around.
2007-09-04 22:33:09
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answered by for7949 3
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As long as you are a military personnel, you are given a cot
and three squares. Anywhere, in the world. By the way, in U.S. Military a base is consedered Air Force. While the Army,
is a Fort or Post. The Marines a Camp. Navy is a Station.
2007-09-04 22:35:43
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answered by Bob Dylan ♪ 7
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what exactly is your question?
Do you mean is a soldier allowed on a marine Base?
anyone with a military branch id can access any branches base, unless it is a restricted site such as area 51 or something along those sorts.
As far as him staying there, its not like a army guy can just go to a marine corps base and they will give him a barracks room to stay the only way that would happen is if he was stationed there
2007-09-04 22:30:26
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answered by King Of Battle 6
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It does not artwork that way. you will ought to get right into a unit and stay there earlier you're given the privilege of going to Ranger college. Going to Ranger college does not make a guy or woman a Ranger, it is purely a college. some adult men do swap centers and connect different specific Operations gadgets like the Seals yet they should start up on the backside like all of us else. the only situation they do no longer ought to do is pass with the aid of Boot camp.
2016-10-09 23:54:22
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answered by ? 4
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Yes. There are Army soldiers living on my AF base.
2007-09-04 22:19:51
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answered by Neil h 2
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I would rather bunk with week one air force Pvts then stay at Camp Pendleton.
But on the other hand "The one eyed man is king in the land of the blind"
USAR12-B-00-05
2007-09-04 22:28:30
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answered by RAMairGTO72 3
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Yes, I am army that had a school at Wright Patterson AFB... it was tought by the AF too.
2007-09-05 02:50:38
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answered by Jessica 5
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Yes, you can get on post and stay in guest housing, it is like a hotel.
2007-09-05 00:04:22
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answered by Chris 5
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