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A & C School in San Diego!
I found a discussion on here but from 2009 and not sure how current or active those members are. My fiance is heading out there in about a month to start A school. We are getting married in December so I will be there also in about 2 months. We are considering the off base military housing and I was wondering if anyone has experience with this housing? I know he will be based at Point Loma during school, so I wasn't sure if there was a complex or a few complexes someone could recommend that may be closer to that part of base than others? I have never been to San Diego or the Naval Base Complex there but I do know it is very large. I am not sure how it is spread out or if it's all pretty much together, so I don't know if any of the complexes would work or if they have certain ones depending on which part of base you are at.
Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by ProudNavyMom on
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I can put you in touch with my daughter. She just rented off base housing. She might have some input or advice for you.
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Permalink Reply by Bchgrl68 on
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There's also a web page for it, just FYI. My daughter ships today and is due at Point Loma in a few months.
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Permalink Reply by abuon18 on
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Hi Bchgrl, best of luck to your daughter! It doesn't seem like it now but these 8 weeks will really fly by and soon you will be there at her graduation. I hope she loves San Diego as much as we did. My husband and I were there for about 3 years and are now in VA. We would love to go back some day.
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Permalink Reply by runnermom on
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KD's Mom me too. My son has been in SD since the end of April and I have checked on here a few times. He has 2 more weeks of A school. He said it will probably take a while to class up for C school. I am hopeful he will be able to come home for a visit. He loves SD but had a little bit of adjusting to life on base. Tell me about your sailor. :)
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Permalink Reply by KD’s Mom on
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So good to talk to someone who has a son walking the same path! My sailor is still only an SR. He left for GL 6/13. His expected PIR date is 8/10...then I believe he’ll do 6 more weeks in GL and then head to SD. We’re just beginning this journey and I miss him so much it hurts!
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