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breknraj · 05-23-2008, 07:23 AM

While your wife can certainly make requests for certain duty stations (dream sheets), the Navy is going to station her where they want her, depending on her skills, and the Navy's needs. You have to be prepared to end up just about anywhere.

Military spouses and families are often overlooked for their contribution to the country. By supporting the military family member, they are sometimes in even tougher positions, emotionally, than the person in direct service. It can be rough to go through, but it is a necessary evil of being a military spouse/family.

I remember hearing a saying when I was a kid - The Navy wife, the toughest job in the Navy. The sentiment is true for all branches, and in our current times, all spouses.

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breknraj Contributing Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Summit County, Colorado Posts: 898	While your wife can certainly make requests for certain duty stations (dream sheets), the Navy is going to station her where they want her, depending on her skills, and the Navy's needs. You have to be prepared to end up just about anywhere. Military spouses and families are often overlooked for their contribution to the country. By supporting the military family member, they are sometimes in even tougher positions, emotionally, than the person in direct service. It can be rough to go through, but it is a necessary evil of being a military spouse/family. I remember hearing a saying when I was a kid - The Navy wife, the toughest job in the Navy. The sentiment is true for all branches, and in our current times, all spouses. __________________ Raj : 1960 Homo Sapien. 192cm, Blonde, Blue. Soon to lose spare tire. Worf : 1990 SR5 Xtracab 4x4 5 speed, Inca Red Metallic. 3.4 converted, with Taco 5 spoke alloys, 275/65R16 BFG AT K/Os. Soon to add rear e-locker.