Nantena
10-30-2007, 01:11 AM
I am in the National Guard and my husband is Active Duty Navy, we currently live off post and he recieves BAH I - w/dep. He recently got on the waiting list for military housing. I have been offered an Active position, and researched to find that if I take the position we will both be eligible to recieve BAH I w/o dep. (The Article is quoted below.)
My question is, if we move into the miltary housing, will I still recieve my portion of BAH I w/o dep, or will we both be sacrificing our BAH?
One more question, how do I make my rank appear next to my post?
*Army.com (http://www.army.com/resources/item/727)
"Military couples stationed together have housing options. They can live off-base and receive a housing allowance, or can give up the housing allowance and live free in on-base family housing, If there are no other dependents (children), each member is treated as "single" (for housing allowance purposes), and each will receive the single-rate Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) appropriate for their rank and assignment location. If there are children, one member receives the with-dependent rate, and the other member receives the single rate. It is usually to the couples advantage to let the senior ranking spouse receive the "with dependent" rate. If a military couple is not stationed at the same base and there are no dependents, each member is considered "single" when calculating the housing allowance."
My question is, if we move into the miltary housing, will I still recieve my portion of BAH I w/o dep, or will we both be sacrificing our BAH?
One more question, how do I make my rank appear next to my post?
*Army.com (http://www.army.com/resources/item/727)
"Military couples stationed together have housing options. They can live off-base and receive a housing allowance, or can give up the housing allowance and live free in on-base family housing, If there are no other dependents (children), each member is treated as "single" (for housing allowance purposes), and each will receive the single-rate Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) appropriate for their rank and assignment location. If there are children, one member receives the with-dependent rate, and the other member receives the single rate. It is usually to the couples advantage to let the senior ranking spouse receive the "with dependent" rate. If a military couple is not stationed at the same base and there are no dependents, each member is considered "single" when calculating the housing allowance."