Posted on Mar 4, 2019
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So i just came back from a tour in korea where i was also involuntarily extended and just got to my next duty station a couple weeks ago and they are deploying next month. Do i get any dwell time? And if so how do i go about asking my chain of command for it?
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SFC Retention Operations Nco
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Dwell time is only for deployments, not for PCS
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It’s supposed to be for unaccompanied overseas tour as well
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SFC Communications Chief (S6)
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SPC (Join to see) can you provide a reference for that? Thats like saying dwell time is only for those with families.
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SFC Incheon Airport Jppc Ncoic
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It’s 6 months of dwell time whether you’re single or married. Any hardship tour has a 6 month dwell time upon returning stateside.SPC (Join to see)
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SFC Retention Operations Nco
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SFC (Join to see) I looked it up. It's actually in the updated 614-30 now.
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SFC Incheon Airport Jppc Ncoic
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Korea is considered an hardship tour, so you are entitled to 6 months of non-deployment for every 12 months you served consecutively. Your S1 should have set your dwell time to the date you returned from your overseas location.
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
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You'll have to go through the chain of command on this.
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So dwell time is only given if i am approved?
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
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SPC (Join to see) depends on what they say. I've been out of the loop for a few years.
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