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If you could make changes to the way you have experienced pre-deployment SRP, what would they be? Or does SRP work just fine?
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Overall, I think that it serves its purpose, Sir.
I believe that there should definitely be more time spent on financial matters and how to properly ensure things are taken care of. how to save money and build a good foundation.
Of course it has been a bit since I went through a true SRP. I know where I am currently at it seems as though they just rush people through to do the bare minimum. I am not even sure they last team who went out had a chance to fully get prepared.
I think these days many may be rushed without concern for the younger Troops who do not have much experience.
I believe that there should definitely be more time spent on financial matters and how to properly ensure things are taken care of. how to save money and build a good foundation.
Of course it has been a bit since I went through a true SRP. I know where I am currently at it seems as though they just rush people through to do the bare minimum. I am not even sure they last team who went out had a chance to fully get prepared.
I think these days many may be rushed without concern for the younger Troops who do not have much experience.
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CH (MAJ) William Beaver
I agree. Too many times I signed my name at a station without even being briefed. And the Soldier at the desk could not answer my questions. They need subject matter experts working each station. Especially finance. Sometimes I wish there was a sort of SRP for the spouse staying behind.
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Definitely, Sir. Souses need to be involved in the whole process as it is thier job to manage everything while the Soldier is gone.
Single Soldiers seem to be forgotten. Just because a person is single does not mean that they do not have a bunch of affairs to handle. When I deployed I owned a home and two vehicles. That is a bunch to plan for when you are gone for that length of time.
Single Soldiers seem to be forgotten. Just because a person is single does not mean that they do not have a bunch of affairs to handle. When I deployed I owned a home and two vehicles. That is a bunch to plan for when you are gone for that length of time.
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