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Navy retirement : September 22, 2006 -- VIRGINIA BEACH -- Today the Navy holsters the F-14 Tomcat, the top gun in its Cold War arsenal and one of the most recognizable warplanes in history....

Navy retirement : March 6, 2008 -- ALPINE -- At 86, retired U.S. Navy Capt. Franklin Walker enjoys working in his yard and shoveling the snow from his walks. But life for the former...

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Navy retirement : WASHINGTON â?? The famed bean soup served in Senate restaurants is made up of dried navy beans, smoked ham hocks, onions and a million-dollar tab for the taxpayer. That menu for financial distress could be about to change as the Senate, following the lead taken by the House more than 20 years ago, moves to privatize the restaurants, coffee shops and cafeterias located in the Capitol and Senate office buildings. The Senate last week passed a bill authorizing Senate restaurants, now run by th

Navy retirement : What did you do after you contract was up as a navy pilot? Did you reenlist until retirement or get an outside non government job?

Navy retirement : As I recall Sen McCain held the rank of Lt Commander when he was shot down over North VietNam. My guess is that he retired with the rank of Navy Capt. True?

Navy retirement : i would like to down load the marriage declaration form of Indian Navy, Iam ex navy now

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Navy retirement : But low cost doesn't explain a lot. And when you retired from US Public Health Corps do you have all the same privilages like army, air force, navy and marines like retirement and health insurance for spouse?How does it work?

Navy retirement : I am thinking about joining the navy to hopefully train to be an attack pilot, but I also want to have a family. I was just wondering how much navy pilots make. If I stay in until my contract is up at age 32 or 34 or retirement will I making enough to support my further family?

Navy retirement : I have retired as a Petty Officer with 18 1/2 yrs of service. My Basic Pension at the time of retirement was Rs.527/=. What will be my new pension after the 6th pay commissions recommendation ? How much arears would I be getting ?

Navy retirement : The Navy found they had too many officers and decided to offer an early retirement bonus. They promised any officer who volunteered for retirement a bonus of $1000 for every inch measured in a straight line between any two points in his body. The officer got to choose what those two points would be. The first officer who accepted, asked that he be measured from the top of his head to the tip of his toes. He was measured at six feet and walked out with a bonus of $72,000. The second officer wh

Navy retirement : My Mother has been diagnosed with terminal cancer.She has no insurance,her only source of income is retirement/social security.Her family is unable to help her financially and as you can image,the bills are quickly mounting. In going through her personal papers,we find a Navy discharge paper and are wondering if she's entitled to any veteran benefits. The bottom of the paper says that she's not recommended for reenlistment.She only served 1 month 18 days. It's a long shot but we're pretty desp

Navy retirement : My Husband's brother is retiring from the navy. He is a great person and hardworking. We want to get him someone that would show are greatfulness. Thank You

Navy retirement : Iâ??ve been with my wife for 7 years marriage four and a half. Iâ??ve raised her/our daughter as my own since she was 2 and a half now 9. We also have two of our own children together ages 2 and 4. We met in high school and split until we meet up again when I was 26 and she was 23. At this point I had just move back to town and she was laid off from her job. So neither of us were working and we reconnected. Then she found another jobs as a nurse making better money then I could make so I staye

Navy retirement : My fiance' has been legally seperated from his wife for a little over 3 years now, and back in June he hired an attorney in Florida, for Duval county. Here's my question, since he is in the Navy, about how long will it take for his divorce to be finalized? They have 2 children, which she currently has custody of, and no property/household items to dispute. He is stationed in Great Lakes, and was told by her attorney that he needed to come down to Florida for the mediation. He wanted to do it v

Navy retirement : I'm joining the Navy within the next few years and I wanted to ask a few questions of anyone that's served, first off when you graduate from boot camp and choose you career path, I'm decided either Naval Intelligence or SEAL's do you also get the choice of deciding where you want to be stationed? Like Mediterranean Area, South America, UK? Also how long can you serve before there is a mandatory retirement date? If there even is such a thing? Do Enlisted People Get To Serve As "Operatives" (

Navy retirement : So i want to know how much pension i will get after pay commission

Navy retirement : my dad died in 2003. It is totally fine though because I hardly knew him, because he was in the Navy/Marines-I can never remeber which-. He got cancer, but he was stuck on the ship, and he was going to go into retirement in a few months. But 9/11 happened and he was stuck on the boat, so he could not get care, so he had cancer and he finaly got sent to a place in hawaii, he got treatment, we visited, my mom and I, and we spent a few weeks with him, I swear, that is the LONGEST I have been a

Navy retirement : Okay I am married with two kids and I am 21. We have almost 9,000 dollars saved away, and I want to do something with it in where we can't touch it. We have saved since we got married and it's been going on 4 years. But my thing is I know we would of had about 30,000 if we weren't able to touch it, but since savings accounts let you dip in to it whenever you want, I just need to know what's the best thing to do with it right now. I want to start saving for my kids as well, they are 3 and the o

Navy retirement : What health benefits are available to SEALs? What other benefits might this job include? Vacation time, Retirement plan, Perks?

Navy retirement : Does retirement of U.S. Navy F-14's made Russian Bombers flew so close to the U.S. Navy aircraft carriers? http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080305/ts_nm/usa_russia_navy_dc I mean does Russian aircraft was not intimidated by F-18's now that F-14's were retired? Does this show that Phoenix missiles have their worth decades ago?

Navy retirement : I qualify for every job in the military, I took the ASVAB and am just trying to decide what to take. I will without a doubt have finished my BA in business by the time i'm out as I will be in for about 5 years and have less than two left to go, and they now offer my commerce degree online, so i can continue no problem. I was told ATC will probably be the best skill with the highest pay and best retirement plan for when I get into the civilian world. I also saw a lot of administrative pos

Navy retirement : Is it only 20 years? Do you have to serve in that same exact military branch or can you change. For example, 10 years Navy and another 10 years in the Marines.

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Navy retirement : The Navy found they had too many officers and decided to offer an early retirement bonus. They promised any officer who volunteered for retirement a bonus of $1,000 for every inch measured in a straight line between any two parts of his body. The officer got to choose what those two points would be. The first officer who accepted, asked that he be measured from the top of his head to the tip of his toes. He was measured at six feet and walked out with a bonus of $72,000. The second officer wh

Navy retirement : I was "retired" temporarily from the Navy for developing crohn's disease while on active duty. I get 50% of my base pay each month, and i am to be re-evaluated every 18 months for a period no longer than five years to see if my condition gets worse, if its better, if i am to be taken off temporary retirement, or placed on permanent disability retirement. I've been told not to get my hopes up. My question is, the Navy seems to see crohn's disease as something that was service aggrivated. But d

Navy retirement : I'm prior active duty Air Force (enlisted) and am looking into getting commissioned into the Navy. I'm curious as to what will happen with my AF time in sevice and the ribbons/awards I got while I was in. Do those things transfer over? I know my time in service will count toward my retirement but will it help me get commissioned at a higher rank? If someone has does this or has any info for me, that'd be great! Thanks!

Navy retirement : I'm interested in joining a branch of the military. But I've heard horrer stories about people being cut right before the are eligble for retirement. Like my friend dad got let go from the Navy after 17 years, 3 before he would get a pension. How often does this happen? Is there any way to prevent it? Thanks I'm talking for officer. So the only way to try and prevent it is to do the best you can at your job and hope and pray they don't cut?

Navy retirement : If I serve an honorable 20 years in the navy, will my retirement pay ever decrease or end as I get up in years, or will it last until the month I die?

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Navy retirement : I dont know what to do. Do i just take my copies of medical records and such to the VA, walk in the front door and ask what i need to do? Do i need to call ahead? Do i need to go early? Does it take all day? People say a lot of different things, especially in the military, most of it is all false hear say. Im not applying for benifits, for im on that temporary retirement from the navy for a disorder i have. But i know they'll probably cut me loose as soon as they can, its the nature of the bea

Navy retirement : I've been in the navy for six years and for the past year have been having panic attacks that have made it difficult for me to function and do my job.Base medical and my command have been jerking me around and I have'nt gotten any real answers.What are my rights?Can I demand to be medically reviewed for either a med sep or med ret?

Navy retirement : Hello! I am currently trying to find work in addition to my full time job and school. My goal is to find a family that needs overnight care 3 nights a week for an elderly parent or children. BUT that doesn't seem to be working out. I have searched craigs list and posted, but nothing. Next Saturday I am going to retirement villlages, food stores, and things of that nature to post a flyer. On criags list I did find some work from home stuff, but it was all junk. Junk, junk, junk. So, I am

Navy retirement : Hi. My husband was married to a woman from Thailand while he was in the military. He was married to her for 18 years. He served 6 years active navy and the rest in the national guard. He says that he qualifies for military retirement benefits when he turns 60, however, since he put his ex-wife as his beneficiary that she will receive all of his benefits. He is now married to me and we have been married for about 2 years. He works hard and is a wonderful husband and father. I don't under

Navy retirement : I have a few issues however. One I am in the Navy and always deploying and would like to do 20 years. I am needing this to add to my retirement. Is there a company that can locate and manage property for me? I am 28 and feel with the market the way it is now it is perfect time to get started. I just don't want to wait any longer. I would like to have a few properties in the next 15 years for when I retire. Is this possible in the Navy? Any help or guidance would be greatly welcome.

Navy retirement : The Navy found they had too many officers and decided to offer an early retirement bonus. They promised any officer who volunteered for early retirement a bonus of $1,000 for every inch measured in a straight line between any two points in his body. The officers got to choose what those two points would be. The first officer who accepted, asked that he be measured from the top of his head to the tip of his toes. He was measured at six feet and walked out with a bonus of $72,000. The second o

Navy retirement : Yes most people realize that our military can defeat anyone, especially given time. But we are nearly broke as a country, we simply don't have the cash to patrol the world and have bases in 130 countries, we are going to have to cut back and just have a few bases and a strong Navy and Air force but they too will have to sit idle more to save money. I hear people say cut Social Security, but people have paid for that and many count on it for retirement and they did pay in, so its going to have

Navy retirement : Wishing to finish 10 years Navy enlisted service and cross to USAF OCS with a Nuclear Engineering Technology degree. Wish to know if this is feasible and if my retirement years will be affected?

Navy retirement : My dad is going to retire from the navy soon. He's going to have a HUGE ceremony and I want to have a nice dress. I want it to be about down to my knees and it has to be silver, white or gold. Please leave a link to the dress. (I wear a size small in Juniors)

Navy retirement : I am looking to go from being a corpsman in the united states navy into some other government agency that offers 20 year retirements that carrys over from being in the military (in my case 5 years). I want to be a officer so I am trying to get my bachelors soon. I know there are things such as Public Health Service which would be nice cause I would rather not move around every 2 years and still keep the same types of benefits.

Navy retirement : Im retiring from the US Navy is about 5 years after a 20 year rewarding career. Im looking for good jobs that will keep me on the water. Govt, civil, private, whatever... Not looking to be on the high seas again, but lakes, rivers... Just love the water. Any ideas whats out there?

Navy retirement : My decision for re-retirement must be made with more consideration this time based on medical care availability, transportation, cost of living, cost of housing, security, leisure time activities. I retired here in the Philippines in 2000 but, due to the cost of living increasing here and non-available of medicare facilities, and security I must reconsider and try to find another place that offers more for retired people than Philippines, any help would be appreciated. I have pensions from N

Navy retirement : Would staying in the navy or getting out of the navy be a better choice... If i get out i plan on going to school... but yet i will be 24 when i get out and older than all the people at school.. If i stay in i can retire at 40... the only downfall to that is retirement pay is not nearly enough to live on.... what should i do?? please help!

Navy retirement : I know that in order to be retired from the military you have to work for 20 years, does this apply to the government? I was in the U.S Navy for 4 years, does the government count those years towards retirement?

Navy retirement : I am trying to retire from the Navy Reserves but they are missing my time that I spent in the Army National Guard. If I can get this time then I will have the number of years necessary to retire. Does anyone know how to get these "retirement points" and yes I contacted an Army recruiter and he had me send some paper work to St. Louis but the Navy Reserves said that they could not accept that paperwork.

Navy retirement : Does ROTC pay for all your college, regardless if you have the money to or not? For example, I have money saved up in the bank, but would like to not have to use it for college. And afterward do they provide you with a job, health care, steady income and benefits after retirement. Also, is it true that if I get my degree when Iâ??m 25 I could retire in about ten years? Does this extend to not just the army, but marines, navy and air force? PS. Although Iâ??d love to hear your political commen

Navy retirement : I was told that no military member or even Navy Chiefs can get in trouble for adultry. Is this true? If the wife leaves the member will she still be entitled to some of the retirement pay? Or will the wife get anything at all even if they don't have children? Just repeating what I was told. Thanks

Navy retirement : I retired from active duty (EOD US Navy) one year ago. I'm having a heck of a time finding a new career/employment opportunity.

Navy retirement : Sitting in a boneyard somewhere?

Navy retirement : My dad's retiring, and I need a slogan for the banner I am having created. It is going to be him with a flag background, the words possibly flanked by cheif anchors. Please, I keep coming up with such cheesy things to say! He's been in for 25 years, and he's the Doc on a ship.

Navy retirement : I've been out for approx. 1 year. I got out as an O-3 (LT). I was a navy nuke. I'm assuming it wouldn't be hard to go back in. I need someone to either dissuade me or convince me to do it. Things are sort of boring here on the outside, working in a cubicle. The only bad thing is long periods of time away from the family. The benefit is free healthcare (of course you get what you pay for), and 20 year retirement. Oh, and nukes get big time bonuses. Before getting out I qualified for DH