Posted on Oct 11, 2019
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I’m Navy, wife decided to go Army. I know her graduation date, as well as her projected start date for class in AIT (the following Monday). However, I was curious if I would be able to fly out around the same time she does and stay on base to see her while she is there, being I’m just coming off a deployment. When I was in A-school, I was allowed to walk around base, just couldn’t leave for the first few days. Some info online states she can’t leave “company areas” while others state she can’t leave base. Any help is appreciated.
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The training is broken down in phases. When I went in 2016 it could have been updated.

Phase 4 they can’t leave the Company AO even on weekends.

Phase 5 they can leave the company AO in civilians aslong as they stay on post. They can also go off post during certain times on the weekend but must be in there Class B uniform at all times.

Phase 5+ They can always be off post at any time when training is not being done. They can be in civilians as well but they still must meet the time hacks and be on post at night and go to formation.

At no time can they stay off the Company AO over night.
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Not curious if she could stay over night, more curious if I went out there if I would be able to see her/spend time with her during the day. Even if it’s just to walk around base or something.
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Chances are you will NOT be able to see her during the day. After POI, perhaps...depending on which phase she is in. Best bet is to have her gather this info and relay it to you when she gets a definitive answer.
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CW4 Craig Urban
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Not much time young man
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SFC Mark Tompkins
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Roger that Chief, I went to medic school, we had way to much time on our hands.
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