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Deductions

smithbrian86

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Is anyone aware of what the deduction for single men who wish to live on base is? Incl. Food. I have been chatting with some Land force chaps I know but they aren't aware of what deductions are for the Navy. Also: is there a limit to the amount of time you can live on base?
 
It would be pretty tough to live on base as a reg force sailor, as after training they want you out of the accomodation to make room for new trainees.  There's some MS and below accomodation at Naden, but it's mainly for reservists on long term contracts or more senior types here on course or imposed restriction or posted in and looking for somewhere else to stay.  I'm not too familiar with the total accomodation setup in Halifax aside from A-block.  Paying for rations is also pretty expensive these days - we get paid enough that I can't see too many reasons to live on base.

If you are really in desperate straits you can live on the ship, but man.  I know a couple of guys who were in really serious finiancial problems who lived on board for a while.  They do deduct rations, and of course you don't get your post living differential.  (and yes, I know not too long ago guys lived on ship as a regular occurence - "When I was on Training Squadron...")
 
Ahh, Well thats news to me. Thanks for the information. I supposed things have changed a bit in the last 20 years in regard to the amount of people living on the base.
 
I'm not too familiar with the total accomodation setup in Halifax aside from A-block.

Windsor Park as single quarters as well, my advice is get a room mate and move off base when you can.
 
Look at it this way, off base you can pretty much do your own thing within reason without having work just outside your door.
 
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