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Does the military move your car?
Yes, the Army will ship your car when you PCS if your new base is out of the country. However, for CONUS-CONUS transfers, the Army says that you’re responsible for finding a military shipping company and paying the bill.
Can Marines have cars on base?
Yes. When you are assigned a Permanent Duty Station (PDS) after you finish your MOS training school, you are allowed to bring your personal possessions including an automobile.
Will the Marine Corps pay to ship my car?
Does the military ship your car for free? The military may ship your car for free if you’re an a) active member of the military and b) have received permanent change of station (PCS) orders. The government only pays for one privately owned vehicle (POV) to be shipped, according to the Department of Defense.
How long does it take for military to ship your car?
How long does military vehicle shipping take?
| Distance | Avg. transit time (calendar days) |
|---|---|
| 600 – 1000 miles | 3 – 5 days |
| 1000 – 1500 miles | 4 – 6 days |
| 1500 – 2000 miles | 5 – 7 days |
| 2000 – 2400 miles | 6 – 8 days |
Can you go off base during deployment?
If you want to move completely out of the house, you aren’t guaranteed a place when you return. Also, there’s no money in it. The military won’t pay to move you “home” during deployment. (Cue the “buts.” Yes, there are exceptions to everything, but don’t count on it.)
Can civilians get on Miramar base?
Per MCAS Miramar regulations all non-affiliated civilians must undergo a background check in order for the Government to grant you clearance and authority to enter the base and attend your class. The background check will be conducted by the military.
Can you bring your car overseas?
The exact amount that it will cost you to transport a car overseas depends on how far your car is going to be traveling and the company that you hire to do the job. In general though, expect to spend about $1,000 to $2,000 to ship one car to another country.