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Both my wife and I are PCSing to Beale around Sept. What is our BAH based off of? Is it the zipcode for the base or where we choose to live? Also, anyone have ideas of the housing out there? We are planning on renting so we can get a larger house and invest some of the xtra $. Thanks.

Millenium Falcon

Well I am still working on taxes form last year. I just got my 4th 2003 W2 in November.. I sure wish someone could just simply do their job correctly.

We have 1st and 2nd LTs in out intel shop. Not a lot of experience really.

My wife and I are finally planning our honeymoon to Europe after putting it off for over 2 years. I have heard of hopping on a C17 out of charleston but but other options are there? What are the ins and outs of it? Our leave starts 9 Aug.. is it realistic that we would be able to hop on space a that day?

I believe I have seen that in some of the things we have printed out.. what types of things is this in? She uses Sweet N Low and other non sugar sweeteners daily in her coffee, as well as other drinks like crystal light, etc. Is that along the same lines?

Thanks for the help and info.. My other question is, even though she has been diagnosed by a neurologist as having migraines, can she start flying earlier if they determine it to be something else? (i.e. something found hormonally or whatever in her blood work they just did). Or, is she screwed from flying for at least a year+ now??

My wife went to a neurologist, per her flight doc, for headaches she would get on occasion. She was diagnosed with migraines which now has made her DNIF. She did not have a CAT scan. Is this stilla valid diagnosis without one? Is there anyway to go back on that diagnosis and say "nevermind"? Can a 2nd opinion overturn it? I have read that she can start to fly a year after her last migraine. Is this true? Who's to say we don't just say her last migraine was in March of 2003? She will be starting on various hormone type "therapy" I guess.. She has said the headaches can sometimes be bad, but not to the point she would want to give up her job. If she does have to stay DNIF for one year is it simply a matter of saying that the headaches are gone, or is there some sort of test to see if they are really gone? Also, what can a worse case scenario be? She cannot be medically discharged from the AF can she??