RELOCATION ASSISTANCE

DoD Approves Pet Expenses Reimbursement Due to PCS DoD Approves Pet Expenses Reimbursement Due to PCS
Summer is here and it’s the busy time for some U.S. Army personnel and families as they move to their next assignment, retire or separate from the service. Despite overall health improvements in the U.S. regarding COVID-19, the pandemic is still problematic in other parts of the world and continues to affect the shipping industry. DOD, ASC make many improvements to PCS process despite pandemic, worldwide port/shipping issues
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Defense Department leaders are inviting Hill AFB housing residents to participate in the department's annual housing satisfaction survey, which is scheduled to launch by Dec. 18.
Members moving after Sept. 30 should work with their commands and Personnel & Admin shop to arrange the move. PCS Assist Team
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2023 PCS Season

Relocation Assistance Program

The goal of the Relocation Assistance Program (RAP) is to ease the personal and family stressors military families experience associated with a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) by providing assistance, counseling, sponsorship training, and education throughout all phases of the relocation process.

For more information, or to request a sponsor, you can contact your installation’s Relocation Assistance Program or to find your nearest installation, just click the button below. 

 

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 “Want to get in touch? The Military and Family Division’s Relocation Assistance Program would love to hear from you. 

 

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AIRMEN AND FAMILY NEWS

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    Staff Sgt. Jennifer Gordon, 20th Security Forces Squadron plans, programs and policy technician, passed all her physical training tests but one.That one test failure while stationed at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, led to the discovery of a tumor in 2014.

  • DPAA Accounts for 183 Missing Service Members in Fiscal Year 2017

    In fiscal year 2017, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency accounted for 183 formerly missing persons from past conflicts. Also, the agency individually identified the remains of 18 additional personnel, who were previously accounted for as part of group burials, reaching another milestone of 201

  • 71st Rescue Squadron brings home a win

    The 71st Rescue Squadron was presented the That Others May Live Foundation’s 2017 Rescue Squadron of the Year Award, Oct. 21, 2017, in Melbourne, Florida.

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