Topic: MOS Training Rules

implicature · December 24th, 2004

After i started getting my bills and everything together to send out my sailor and soldier's act papers to drop my interest and postpone payments while in RT, I spoke with my dad and he said that 24 years ago when he was in MOS training that he couldn't have his car during the length of his MOS training. From the things my SSGT told me my MOS training is 10 months. Now combine this with the 13 weeks that is will be at MRTD i will not see my car for more than a year. And if this is the case i will just sell the dang thing and avoid the payment. If anyone can verify this for me i would appreciate it. I have EVERY intention of asking my SSGT about this but he won't be back into the office until after new years.

Regards
Duayne

03USMC · December 24th, 2004

Most MOS schools during my time did not allow POV's for students. Unless you were a Cpl or above on lateral move orders that authorized travel by POV.

implicature · December 24th, 2004

thank you for your reply. do you know if this is still the case?

03USMC · December 24th, 2004

Each MOS school has it's own regs. I know at the School of Infantry on ethier coast it's still in effect. No POV's. Most USMC run Schools are that way. Including the Detachments at Ft Sill, Ft L. Wood and FT Knox. So it's a pretty good bet you will be sans POV for that period. Where is your MOS training?

implicature · December 26th, 2004

unless something changes drastically which is possible it will be @ Ft Lejunne.

03USMC · December 27th, 2004

To my knowledge Division Schools at Camp Lejune do not authorize POV's . However the authorization or not will be on your orders.

implicature · December 27th, 2004

well the information you gave me was true true true! I checked with my GNYSGT and he informed me that unless something changed over the holiday there was no MOS training that allowed POV. now of course he said there were always acceptions to the rule but at this point there wern't any MOS schools that allowed POV.

Lamm · December 27th, 2004

I don't want to sound ignorant, but what does POV mean?
Thanks,
Lamm

Charge 7 · December 27th, 2004

POV = Personally Owned Vehicle

That is, your car, truck, etc.

03USMC · December 27th, 2004

Personally or Privatly Owned Vehicle.

December 24th, 2004	Post 1
implicature Centurion Gear	Post; MOS Training Rules After i started getting my bills and everything together to send out my sailor and soldier's act papers to drop my interest and postpone payments while in RT, I spoke with my dad and he said that 24 years ago when he was in MOS training that he couldn't have his car during the length of his MOS training. From the things my SSGT told me my MOS training is 10 months. Now combine this with the 13 weeks that is will be at MRTD i will not see my car for more than a year. And if this is the case i will just sell the dang thing and avoid the payment. If anyone can verify this for me i would appreciate it. I have EVERY intention of asking my SSGT about this but he won't be back into the office until after new years. Regards Duayne __________________ If you don't make your own decisions someone else will. If you don't make yourself happy... no one else will. If you want to make God laugh just tell him your plans!

December 24th, 2004	Post 2
03USMC Milforum Moderator Gear	Most MOS schools during my time did not allow POV's for students. Unless you were a Cpl or above on lateral move orders that authorized travel by POV. __________________ *Sgt. Rafael Peralta ,United States Marine Corps* *Company A, 1st Bn, 3rd Marine Regt, 3rd Marine Divison* *We will never forget your valor and sacrifice.* *Semper Fi !*

December 27th, 2004	Post 8
Lamm Optio	I don't want to sound ignorant, but what does POV mean? Thanks, Lamm __________________ Marines I see as two breeds, Rottweilers or Dobermans, because Marines come in two varieties, big and mean, or skinny and mean. They\'re aggressive on the attack and tenacious on defense. They\'ve got really short hair and they always go for the throat. [RAdm. \"Jay\" R. Stark, USN; 10 November 1995] -Second Amendment: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

December 27th, 2004	Post 9
Charge 7 Master Gunner	POV = Personally Owned Vehicle That is, your car, truck, etc. __________________ "Do not forget your dogs of war, your big guns, which are the most-to-be respected arguments of the rights of kings." - Frederick the Great, King of Prussia

December 24th, 2004	Post 3
implicature Centurion Gear	thank you for your reply. do you know if this is still the case?

December 24th, 2004	Post 4
03USMC Milforum Moderator Gear	Each MOS school has it's own regs. I know at the School of Infantry on ethier coast it's still in effect. No POV's. Most USMC run Schools are that way. Including the Detachments at Ft Sill, Ft L. Wood and FT Knox. So it's a pretty good bet you will be sans POV for that period. Where is your MOS training?

December 26th, 2004	Post 5
implicature Centurion Gear	unless something changes drastically which is possible it will be @ Ft Lejunne.

December 27th, 2004	Post 6
03USMC Milforum Moderator Gear	To my knowledge Division Schools at Camp Lejune do not authorize POV's . However the authorization or not will be on your orders.

December 27th, 2004	Post 7
implicature Centurion Gear	well the information you gave me was true true true! I checked with my GNYSGT and he informed me that unless something changed over the holiday there was no MOS training that allowed POV. now of course he said there were always acceptions to the rule but at this point there wern't any MOS schools that allowed POV.

December 27th, 2004	Post 10
03USMC Milforum Moderator Gear	Personally or Privatly Owned Vehicle.

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