u/bngl782

Hello everyone, I recently got done with OCS and was put on OHARP duty while waiting to go to BDOC as a prospective SWO. While on OHARP I wound up going to the emergency room with what turned out to be a bowel obstruction and all signs pointing to me having Crohn’s disease.

I haven’t gotten an official diagnosis as of yet as I’m waiting to see the correct doctors for that, but given that Crohns is automatically disqualifying, what do you guys think would happen if I got diagnosed? The people I’ve talked to so far haven’t been able to give me much information yet because they honestly haven’t seen it before. I really would love to stay in but obviously my health is the most important part.

Hello, I’m going to be reporting to OHARP in a few weeks out of OCS. I know that I won’t receive BAH of course, but they mentioned Transient BAH. What are the requirements to receive it? Also, would I receive BAS while at OHARP?

Hello, I was wondering if anyone knows any information about the liberty policy during BDOC in San Diego. I’m going to be heading there in a few months and wanted to know if I’ll actually be able to enjoy San Diego at all or just be stuck on base.

Hello,

I am currently in an interesting position where I’ll be moving to Japan soon. At the end of my time in Japan, the company I’m working for will pay for the car I buy in Japan to be shipped back to the United States.

This will also be my first car that I buy as an adult. Because of this, I’ve looked into getting the MK5 Supra because it is a car I really like. However, I was wondering if it can be legally imported and if so are there any extra fees? I know that cars that aren’t allowed to be sold in the US can be imported after 25 years of course, but I wasn’t sure if the rule is different when it comes to cars that are sold in the US and Japan already.