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How long is block 3 of AC School?
My son got his orders with a week or two to go. His orders never changed. He never actually said these are hard orders they just never changed.
Orders. Verbal and Hard. During A School when will they receive their verbal orders? When will the receive their hard orders?
Mine just graduated A school and is now off to Meridian, MS. Does anyone know much about anything in Meridian? I will be traveling there in about a month to bring some of this things from home.
It seems to take a while. I have no idea why.I can only guess if they do not pass the physical that they will have to change their rate but I really do no know about that.
azmom- my daughter is currently at AC school, it's more like 16 weeks. Sadly my daughter failed an exam, which has set her back a week, started in April, will be done in less than a month now.
AC school says 18 weeks of school but then I read 16 weeks. Can anyone give me some insight as to how long it really is? Just glad that my daughter will finely be starting school after 2 months being at A School.
Hi Teeb,
Good Morning! I feel the same way that is would be good to be closer to home. I do not know anything about Lakehurst. What could be bad about it? Mine is also in A school with verbal orders but mine is going to Meridian,MS and he is not very happy about it only because it is a small town and he just wanted to be by a bigger city. It is not close for me but closer than Spain. lol.. I do not think his orders are going to change. We are all trying to get comfortable with where he is going to be for a while.
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