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After I retire from the military, I plan to be a travel agent so my question is which branch travels the most?
Obviously, I won't decide which branch I am entering based upon this but I am curious. Thanks so much!
Even if I don't become a travel agent, I love to travel so I would be happy constantly on the move.
By the way, I am really interested in the Navy and Air Force. After I saw the PBS documentary "Carrier", I became interested in the Navy even more so than the Air force.
I will agree with the Marine's comments here. I spent close to 10 years in the Air Force. Travel greatly depends on the global climate (no, not the weather channel kind) and your specific job. Air Force accommodations are generally known to be on the upper scale, especially for air crew members. The particular squadron would really determine where you went though, as each one has specific locations they're usually traveling to the most. In that regard, and having several friends who were in the Navy, I'd say they travel more, hands down. My personal question on that though, is being on a ship at sea for weeks/months/whatever before being at port really what you're meaning by traveling?
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I am a military dependent and I want to know if I am allowed to bring a foreign national onto a Navy base?
My father was active duty, but is retired. I am his son and still have military dependent privileges until I am 23. My friend is coming from Japan and I want to take him camping on Pt. Mugu navy base in Ventura County, CA. Am I able to do this? What type of permission do I need?
Give them a call @ (805) 989-8407
Alternate number Base operator: 805-989-1110
In these days of post 9/11 restrictions it is best to work this out BEFORE you take an FN onto a military facility
Facility: RV Park
Bldg#: 770
Base: NBVC Point Mugu
Hours: 24 hours, 7 days a week
Phone: (805) 283-6123
The RV Park is located right on the beach with 72 full hook-up spaces complete with electricity, sewer, water, cable TV and phone jacks. Each site rents for, (call for prices), per night for active duty, retired or reservists. DoD civilians pay, (call for prices), per night. Half the park has spaces set up on a first-come first-served basis and reservations are available for the other sites by calling (805) 989-8407.
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