www.skyfighters.comSomebody ought to start an online forum where people with Naval Aviation experience can share such experience and advice.
www.skyfighters.comSomebody ought to start an online forum where people with Naval Aviation experience can share such experience and advice.
At least you're going in with eyes open and won't be surprised that you're going to spend some extra time in the car. Personally, I don't think a couple extra minutes in the car are going to make or break your flight school career. I don't think I ever got a "get here in 60min to brief" call but not saying they don't happen. Since I lived further away I did tend to hang around the squadron/base for a bit after I was canxd in case something popped up or to try and get a flight off of the pickup board.Your right. I'm an idiot, just plain wrong!!! Gotta get my life together. If you still feel the need to, you can make another post about it..... Not trying to be a jerk, just poking fun at the dog pile.
Thanks everyone for the responses, my family and I will definitely look into potentially moving closer to Milton before I start primary. Unfortunately my family and I had certain circumstances that force our hand in getting a place in the back gate of NASP. Push come to shove, I may just have to do the commute, personally I'm okay with the commute, but I totally understand where you guys are coming from with the advice and I will heed your advice.
I'll probably make an update post, post primary, if I end up doing the commute; to give other SNAs an idea of what it may be like having a long commute during primary.
Your're right.
My car insurance did double when I moved here from Virginia…
At least you're going in with eyes open and won't be surprised that you're going to spend some extra time in the car. Personally, I don't think a couple extra minutes in the car are going to make or break your flight school career. I don't think I ever got a "get here in 60min to brief" call but not saying they don't happen. Since I lived further away I did tend to hang around the squadron/base for a bit after I was canxd in case something popped up or to try and get a flight off of the pickup board.
Commutes aren't all bad by the way. Gives you an opportunity daily to go through EPs.
I might be wrong on this, but I don't think that's allowed. Your car insurance isn't quite as portable as other benefits (like voting, taxes) we get in the military - I thought your car is required to be insured in the state in which is spends the preponderance of time, or as USAA asks "where is it parked most nights?"Rookie mistake, keep your HOR insurance and the lower rates.
I'm pretty sure this is actually illegal.Rookie mistake, keep your HOR insurance and the lower rates.
Added bonus is most states don't share speeding ticket data. I.e. your insurance never finds out you've got a lead foot or twisty wrist.
Yeah @Dontcallmegump - I would search around man, but I think you do have to change your insurance.I'm pretty sure this is actually illegal.
Only if you want it to remain valid....Yeah @Dontcallmegump - I would search around man, but I think you do have to change your insurance.
Your right. I'm an idiot, just plain wrong!!! Gotta get my life together. If you still feel the need to, you can make another post about it..... Not trying to be a jerk, just poking fun at the dog pile.
Thanks everyone for the responses, my family and I will definitely look into potentially moving closer to Milton before I start primary. Unfortunately my family and I had certain circumstances that force our hand in getting a place in the back gate of NASP. Push come to shove, I may just have to do the commute, personally I'm okay with the commute, but I totally understand where you guys are coming from with the advice and I will heed your advice.
I'll probably make an update post, post primary, if I end up doing the commute; to give other SNAs an idea of what it may be like having a long commute during primary.
Yeah @Dontcallmegump - I would search around man, but I think you do have to change your insurance.
I'll ask my insurers again, but state farm swore up and down that I didn't need to change it because they're still plated in my home state.
As for usaa I guess I never asked.
I'll ask my insurers again, but state farm swore up and down that I didn't need to change it because they're still plated in my home state.
As for usaa I guess I never asked.