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Temporary lodging while PCSing June 19, 2015 — MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII, Hawaii - The process of making a permanent change of station is long and arduous. So far the overall PCS process, pets and moving property has been covered. In this installment, temporary lodging is going to be targeted. If a service member is PCSing to the island they should contact the installations temporary lodging facility well in advance of arriving. This ensures a seamless transition from plane to rooms for the service member and family. For unaccompanied military personnel, a barracks room will be assigned upon arrival. MORE

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MARADMIN 285/20 details permanent change of station tier system May 15, 2020 — While adapting to the current Department of Defense-wide Stop Movement Order in response to COVID-19, the Marine Corps addresses the latest guidance regarding Permanent Change of Station in MARADMIN 285/20. This guidance outlines the actions of the HQMC, Manpower Management Division and Reserve Affairs Management that will affect the permanent change of station orders for the remainder of 2020... MORE

Latest travel restrictions update for Marine training schools May 4, 2020 — COVID-19 has impacted Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton as well as the entirety of the Marine Corps. Adapting to these latest challenges has resulted in the constant adaptation of Marine Corps travel policy. The latest guidance, MARADMIN 267/20, provides guidelines to active duty Marine travelers who are traveling to scheduled advanced formal school courses... MORE

Marine Corps Adds $500 Professional Relicensing Reimbursement to Spouse Employment Resources May 24, 2019 — The Marine Corps has announced its new relicensing fee reimbursement program for spouses, authorized by the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act. MORE

School Liaisons can help ease PCS transition for families January 24, 2019 — When service members get orders to a new duty station, they are not the only ones who have to start over somewhere new. These moves can be especially difficult for their school-age children, who have to start over in a new school and make new friends, on top of the stresses that come with moving. MORE